Filling a gap in the second row of a typical Berlin perimeter block development, the Bornholmer Strasse building is designed to provide identity-shaping, shared urban experiences. Architects Kaspar and Nikolas Appels along with Clemens G., founders of Appels Architekten, explain how they achieved the Bornholmer Strasse design: https://ow.ly/BOUc50SEetI
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Are you intrigued by instances of high-quality, sustainable, and inclusive architecture and urban design? Explore our latest 'Living Spaces' catalogue, showcasing 30 innovative local and regional projects! These initiatives are all climate resilient solutions designed for their specific context. The places bring people together while valuing the unique character of the local area and its urban surroundings. Read the catalogue: europa.eu/!R3Rptt This catalogue is developed as part of Living Spaces, the European peer-learning scheme on high-quality architecture and built environment funded by the Creative Europe programme and implemented by Eurocities and the Architects' Council of Europe (ACE-CAE). #architecture #urbanplanning #cities #regions #CreativeEurope #europe4culture #sustainablecities #SustainableArchitecture #UrbanDevelopment
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Food for thought: 30 examples of how European cities and regions transform their built environment with quality, sustainable and inclusive solutions.
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🏘 What is your favorite example of place-based architecture? ❤ 📣 Deadline for suggestions: June 30th ❗ Earlier this year SUSTAINORDIC published “Perspectives on Place-based Design and Architecture” as part of a work package in our program. Now they are launching a new collaboration with the City of Malmö (Malmö stad, Malmö in the making) on this topic searching for the best examples that can contribute to a more inclusive urban development and the creation of unique places. In a time where new constructions can look generic and lack a connection to the local environment, a stronger focus on local materials, culture, social matters and site-specific aesthetics might help to pave the way for longer lasting and more sustainable constructions. Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/d_Rqrb8h Subbit suggestions via the link 👇
Much of what is being built today lacks a strong connection to the location where it will stand for decades. Now is the time to show how contemporary urban planning and architecture can enhance what makes different places unique. In collaboration with SUSTAINORDIC, the City of Malmö (Malmö stad, Malmö in the making) is now taking the initiative to gather examples from all over the Nordics to learn how placed-based urban planning and architecture can contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive urban development. What's your best example for where the site has been central in the development? Submit your suggestion here by June 30 and be part of the change: https://lnkd.in/djj7fKpw
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New Blog Alert! Discover cutting-edge trends in architectural facades that blend sustainability with design. Learn about sustainable, responsive architecture shaping our cities: https://ow.ly/XFLX50Qwtxu
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NEW BLOG ALERT! The integration of nature into urban spaces is key to creating a harmonious relationship between city life and the environment. Read all about biophilic design in architecture: https://ow.ly/h7Io50QA3f4
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Did you know that Australians spend 80 to 100 per cent of their time indoors? 👀 As people increasingly inhabit commercial spaces, the importance of incorporating nature-inspired elements becomes evident. Explore the benefits and principles of biophilic design in our latest blog post, featuring commercial projects where Classic's products seamlessly merge nature with architecture. Read here 👉 shorturl.at/3TRwe
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💬 How can we incorporate more youth-driven ideas into urban planning (spatial design in general) research and development?
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I recently found inspiration from a White Arkitekter post on LinkedIn about the Bildmuseet in Umeå. 🌟 Key Highlights: Innovative Use of Light: The Bildmuseet's design ingeniously addresses Umeå's unique light conditions, blending natural and artificial light to create vibrant spaces year-round. Vertical Design for Space Optimization: An excellent example of efficient use of urban space, the museum's vertical structure also enhances its energy efficiency, crucial for the cold Nordic winters. Harmony Between Functionality and Aesthetics: Embodying the essence of Scandinavian minimalism, the museum strikes a balance between practicality and visual appeal. Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Design: The museum's commitment to sustainability, evident in its choice of materials and design principles, is a guiding light for future urban development in similar climates. Multi-Functional Public Spaces: Beyond its artistic role, Bildmuseet serves as a communal space, reinforcing the idea that architecture can and should enrich public life. Read the full essay on Medium to explore how the Bildmuseet's architectural brilliance can inspire more vibrant, sustainable, and inviting urban environments.
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