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A market hall you can live in? A project-hybrid in Rotterdam from MVRDV
20 of December '24

A market hall you can live in? A project-hybrid in Rotterdam from MVRDV

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A market hall you can live in? A project-hybrid in Rotterdam from MVRDV
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City Hall in London from Foster+Partners: a symbol of the capital and an example of democratic transparency
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The architecture of memory: The Jewish Museum in Berlin designed by Daniel Libeskind
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Nicholas Ruinart Pavilion—an architectural sip of champagne story by Sou Fujimoto
Underground inspiration in the heart of Gangdong. "Tunnel" woven into the city from ZAIRA Architects & Engineers.
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Lublin railway station - it has been compared to Calatrava's project or Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, today it is triumphing around the world
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Real Madrid in the soft embrace of steel, or the Santiago Bernabéu and the finish of the "remodeling of the decade"
Industrial Revolution 4.0: RAIM—pioneering artificial intelligence and robotics museum in Seoul
Don't crack! One River North's parametric modeling and organic architecture
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Where will the trees grow in Krakow's market square?

A team of scientists from the Krakow University of Technology has presented a feasibility study for a project to green the market in Krakow

Przemysław Ciępka, 20 of December '24
Gdzie wyrosną drzewa na rynku w Krakowie?

Where will the trees grow in Krakow's market square?

Photo: National Digital Archive

Although it's gray outside the window, the future of Krakow's Market Square looks in shades of green. During yesterday's press conference, the magistrate informed that the concept of greening Krakow's Main Square has received approval from the Malopolska Regional Office for Monument Protection. We also learned where and what kind of new trees may appear at the Krakow market. [...]

Although it's gray outside the window, the future of Krakow's Market Square looks in shades of green. During yesterday's press conference, the magistrate informed that [...]

A market hall you can live in? A project-hybrid in Rotterdam from MVRDV

MVRDV - the best buildings of the 21st century

Anastazja Dżupina, 20 of December '24
Hala Targowa (Markthal) w Rotterdamie

Market Hall (Markthal) in Rotterdam

Photo by Ossip van Duivenbode © MVRDV 2018

Markthal, the first covered market hall in the Netherlands, opened in 2014, offering a wide range of food products from around the world. Its concept draws on Rotterdam's port history, emphasizing the city's connection to international trade. MVRDV studio was responsible for the project. [...]

Markthal, the first covered market hall in the Netherlands, opened in 2014, offering a wide range of food products from around the world. Its concept draws on [...]

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