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Save this picture.Renaud Araud

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The research center opened in 1924 and held the most important solar observatory facilities until Wor

Building commenced in Potsdam, Germany in 1921. Unfortunately, however, the sculpted concrete structu

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School.living room' The foyer of the school is completely emptied and redesigned. The school library

The school garden The school garden is a counterpart to the urban squares along the street. In contra

The school courtyard: a three-dimensionally shaped space. On the one hand, a ramp, on the other hand

The urban Square: This plane square provides the continuous transition between public space and safe

School campus with different qualities This large square is divided into two sections: one urban squa

Connecting the school building to the public road By extending the school building towards the main r

Economical use of public space Public space is a precious commodity. In particular, if more than 2,00

Text description provided by the architects. The surrounding The HTBLuVA Salzburg is located in the d

Schools? Salzburg, Austria Architects: Kleboth Lindinger Dollnig Area Area of this architecture proje

Save this picture.Paul Ott

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The building’s exterior is carefully?composed in a pattern of metal?siding and masonry monoliths.?Rip

Inside, a low-lying glass volume?acts as a modestly-scaled glass?connector, delineating the larger?vo

The new addition sets back from the existing building to create?a soft, appropriately-scaled urban ed

Text description provided by the architects. The new expansion to the King’s College Scandlon Gymnasi