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LZ's Love Spa is a single building covered with an attractive unique façade, located in Thanh Hoa city, Vietnam. A double skin structure is applied, which consists of glass walls and graphically perforated aluminium sheets. #architecture #architexture #archilovers #facadedesign #moderndesign #modernarchitecture #colourinspiration Shading Architecture Facades, Double Skin Architecture Facades, Perforated Wall Architecture, Skin Building Architecture, Perforated Sheet Facade, Building Skins Architecture, Double Skin Facade Architecture Design, Futuristic Facade Design, Perforated Facade Design
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LZ's Love Spa is a single building covered with an attractive unique façade, located in Thanh Hoa city, Vietnam. A double skin structure is applied, which consists of glass walls and graphically perforated aluminium sheets. #architecture #architexture #archilovers #facadedesign #moderndesign #modernarchitecture #colourinspiration

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Drawing inspiration from local Norfolk pines, the latest mixed-use residential project by Koichi Takada Architects is a sculptural and sympathetic addition to its coastal location in Burleigh Heads (Queensland, Australia). The organic, overlapping architectural curves and linear screening form the basis for this responsive building with passive design principles at play. Koichi Takada, Hotel Facade, Wood Facade, Facade Architecture Design, Burleigh Heads, Residential Building Design, Passive Design, Mix Use Building, Architecture Design Concept
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Drawing inspiration from local Norfolk pines, the latest mixed-use residential project by Koichi Takada Architects is a sculptural and sympathetic addition to its coastal location in Burleigh Heads (Queensland, Australia). The organic, overlapping architectural curves and linear screening form the basis for this responsive building with passive design principles at play.

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