...is cool for so many reasons: it is sustainable, it creates original and surprising architecture and it echoes a concept that can be semi-academically (oh yeah...) described as continuity in time: the specific history of a place or structure is preserved and another layer is added to it. Something that seems remarkably ethical and smart in times where a huge amount of trash (architectural as well) is being produced which in a while becomes problematic to dispose of.
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Built / Austria, Birch Tree PUMA City, Shipping Container Storeby LOT-EK -
Built / Netherlands, Amsterdam The Silo Competition Proposal -
Built / Mexico, Mexico City The Nomadic Museumby Shigeru Ban -
Built / Denmark, Copenhagen Frøsiloby MVRDV -
Built / China, Ningbo Ningbo Historic Museum -
Built / Spain, Sant Just Desvern The Cement Factory/Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura Officesby Ricardo Bofill and Ricardo Bofill -
Completed / Mexico, Monterrey Horno 3 Steel Museum -
Destroyed / United Kingdom, London Jellyfish Theatre -
Competition entry / Reggio Calabria PR+OFF -
Competition entry / Israel, Jerusalem Habitat for urban wildlifeby Ifat Finkelman and Ofer Bilik -
Completed / Spain, Llucmajor Cap Rocat Hotel -
Completed / Netherlands, Utrecht Chapel Utrecht -
Completed / Australia, Bondi Junction Mill Hill Church Residences -
Completed / Netherlands, Maastricht Bookstore Selexyz Dominicanen -
Netherlands, Soest Watertower of Living -
Completed / United States of America Whidbey Island Barn -
Netherlands, Amsterdam Kraanspoorby OTH -
Concept / Mexico, Guadalajara New Jalisco Libraryby LOT-EK -
Completed / United Kingdom, Helensburgh Cove Park
