SG Kindergarten and Nursery / HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro + Kids Design Labo

The new SG Kindergarten and Nursery was constructed by the consolidation and privatization of four dilapidated public preschools in Katori City, Chiba Prefecture. The area has been known as a hub of cultural exchange that prospered due to the waterway transportation across the Tone River during the Edo period. The distinct building type, Machiya (traditional townhouse), and townscapes from that specific period have been carefully preserved and designated as a Preservation District for Groups of Historic Buildings.

Factory Canteen Agrocel Dhordo / Studio Dot

In the white expanse of the Rann of Kachchh, near Dhordo village, a resilient and sustainable canteen provides a pause for the staff and contract workers of Agrocel Industries. The canteen, located within the plant premises, addresses the extreme climatic conditions of the region while offering a comfortable and functional space. Four identical 50-seat dining bays, interconnected by a linear serving space, ensure efficient flow during peak hours, accommodating the large workforce with ease. The modular design not only facilitates scalability but also promotes a sense of community within the industrial setting.

Viva House / SAINZ arquitetura

In the heart of our architectural narrative lies Casa Viva, a residence that transcends mere construction to embody a profound dialogue between space and spirit. Initially conceived as a weekend retreat, this exceptional home has evolved into the primary sanctuary for a couple whose lives are steeped in gratitude and appreciation for their surroundings. Each corner of Casa Viva resonates with their essence, enriched by the architectural philosophy of Sainz Arquitetura, which seeks to harmonize austerity, light, materiality, and silence.

Science Research Center University of Connecticut / Payette

The centerpiece of the University of Connecticut's new 22-acre Northwest Science Quad District, Science 1, is a 198,000 SF academic research building dedicated to the interdisciplinary fields of materials science and engineering. The project is the first large-scale realization of a comprehensive campus master plan strategy centered around stormwater capture and treatment.

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