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TTC Elite Saigon Kindergarten: A New Kindergarten with Playful Architecture and Random Window Arrangement

Designed for TTC EDU, this new kindergarten sits upon an existing foundation inherited from a previous building. TTC Elite Saigon Kindergarten is a 2018 project located close to the city’s railway station in the west of District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam with 1940.2 m2 of its floor area. The playful architecture of the building can express its unique character while the random window arrangement ensures each classroom gets adequate natural daylight and ventilation.

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Chuon Chuon Kim 1 Kindergarten: A Private Kindergarten with A Fexible Spatial Organization

Designed for Chuon Chuon Kim Edu, KIENTRUC O converts this existing townhouse into a private kindergarten. Chuon Chuon Kim 1 Kindergarten is a 2015 project located in Tân Định ward, Sài Gòn, Vietnam with 265 sqm of the site area. This project is approached with an understanding that the children will feel more comfortable in spaces that are related to their size. The flexible spatial organization is a direct response to the programmatic requirements and the educational experience offered.

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Bó Mon Preschool: A Charity Project with Soft Shape of the Roof and A Multifunctional Open Area

Located in Tu Nang Commune, Yen Chau District, Son La Provine, Vietnam, Bó Mon Preschool is a charity project constructed in 2018. This school is a benefaction to a village-stationed teacher and nearly 70 children. With 237m2 in size, KIENTRUC O has been completed the entire design of this school and it is started to operate in June 2019 officially. The school building has a soft shape on its roof and also a courtyard as a multifunctional open area.

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MO Museum in Vilnius: A Cultural “Gateway” with Two Symmetrical Forms and Rectilinear Exterior Façade

Conceived as a cultural “gateway”, MO Museum in Vilnius can connect the 18th-century grid with the medieval walled city. This public building project is designed by DO ARCHITECTS in 2015 and completed in 2018. Located in Vilnius, Lithuania with 3100 m² in size, this museum has two symmetrical forms that create its structure and unique rectilinear exterior façade.

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Silvrettahaus, Bielerhöhe (AT): A Restaurant and Hotel with An Elegant, Functional Design

The construction of this building rises at 2,040 m above sea level on the southern tip. Replacing a hotel complex from the 1950s, Silvrettahaus, Bielerhöhe (AT) serves as s hotel and a restaurant with complete facilities including 28 beds. A completed project by Dietrich Untertrifaller Architekten, the building rises above a strong natural stone base with smooth, white house walls and elegant, functional design.

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ETH Sports Center, Zurich (CH): A Sport Center with A Shimmering Green Glass Envelope and Bright Interior

From 2006 to 2009, Dietrich Untertrifaller Architects has been completed a sport center project for ETH Zurich located in Zurich, Switzerland. Being a part of the new Science City and the ETH Campus at the Hönggerberg in Zurich, ETH Sports Center houses the Institute of Human Movement Sciences and Sport with its 8,060 m² sizes. The building is designed under the shimmering green glass envelope with a bright interior inside.

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Angelika Kauffmann Museum, Schwarzenberg (AT): Two Small Museums with A Wooden Construction and Professional Lighting

Established in a historic and well-kept 16th century, the two small museums are placed on a rising slope, west of the village center in Schwarzenberg, Austria. A traditional old farmhouse is chosen as the ideal location while the former residence of the artist Angelika Kauffmann serves as a local museum. Angelika Kauffmann Museum is a 2006-2007 project by Dietrich Untertrifaller Architekten for Gemeinde Schwarzenberg with 315 m² in size, wooden construction, and professional lighting inside.

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North Shore Pavilion: An Inclusive Public Pavilion with Seven Key Design Strategies

North Shore Pavilion is a 2017 completed project by Anna O’Gorman Architect for Economic Development Queensland (EDQ). It is an inclusive public pavilion that constructed and designed in just 14 months, bridging the future and past of the site. The challenge of this project is to create a contemporary, human-oriented space. Seven key design strategies are also developed to maximize civic engagement.

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Stage of Forest: A Unique Building with A Sensuous Form and Rough Materiality

With 277㎡ in size, Stage of Forest offers a unique and sensuous form at the edge of the forest next to the ski slope. This building is located in Ji Lin – a northeastern Chinese province – and it sits the hillside with a panoramic view towards the Songhua Lake and mountain range. Designed with rough materiality, META-project tries to stimulate people to come up with more ideas through this viewing platform.

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MORORÓ: A Wide House with A Linear Extrusion and Economical Construction

Mororó House is located in the mountains of Campos de Jordão, Sao Paulo, Brazil, known for its low winter temperatures. This wide house is designed by Studio MK27 with an architecture concept that departs from a linear extrusion of one single section. The goal is to compose an 11-foot wide and 65-foot long pavilion. The construction of this house is not only economical but also quick combined with industrialized solutions.

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Saint Jacques De La Lande: A New Town Hall Building with An Architectural Gesture and Urban Strategy

Located at Saint-Jacques de la Lande, France with 2550 m² in size, this new town building becomes an ideal opportunity to combine an architectural gesture and an urban strategy. Local Architecture Network (LAN) Paris tries to make this building that can be used as a workspace to provide state services and as a symbolic representation of a community.

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