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【ADF Web Magazine】Shenzhen Natural History Museum Opens in China - 3XN B+H Architects and Zhubo Design Unite ArchitecturShenzhen Natural History Museum was conceived as an expansive terrain formed by sloping roofs, terraces, and public plazas. Its walkable roof park extends the surrounding ground plane over the building, creating a civic landscape that can be used by residents even without entering the galleries. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Shebara Resort by Killa Design Sets a New Standard for Luxury Eco Tourism in Saudi ArabiaRed Sea Global has unveiled Shebara Resort, a hyper-luxury eco resort designed by Killa Design on Sheybarah Island in Saudi Arabia. Comprising 73 villas, the off-grid destination has been conceived as a zero-energy, zero-water, and zero-waste development powered entirely by renewable infrastructure. The project represents a new model for marine eco-tourism aligned with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Found Projects Wins Architizer A+Awards Jury Prize for Best X-Small FirmFound Projects, a Los Angeles-based architecture and design studio co-founded by architect Miaojie Ted Zhang and designer Veronica Smith, has been named the Jury Winner in the Best X-Small Firm category at the 14th Annual Architizer A+Awards. |
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Berlin News July 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art Plans Bangkok Opening in 2029Bangkok’s cultural landscape has entered a new phase in recent years, with museums, exhibitions and creative platforms expanding the city’s role as a regional center for contemporary art. The Bangkok Art Biennale, MOCA Bangkok and the recently opened Dib Bangkok have all helped strengthen its position as one of Southeast Asia’s leading cultural destinations. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Saint-Sulpice Ceramique 2026: Paris Becomes Ceramic CentralVisual artist Eri Maeda explores the vibrant atmosphere of Saint-Sulpice Céramique 2026 in Paris, where over 100 ceramic artists gathered to showcase contemporary craftsmanship. She also highlights the distinctive works of Stanislas Cornier and Léa Renard, offering readers a glimpse into one of Europe's leading ceramic events. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Melbourne-Based Art and Technology Studio ENESS Presents "HP*ATM - Human Psyche AI Teller Machine"Melbourne-based Australian art and technology studio ENESS has unveiled its latest interactive installation, "HP*ATM – Human Psyche AI Teller Machine." The work is presented as part of "Automation Bias," a group exhibition at FutureJuice during Illuminate Adelaide 2026, where it will remain on view through August 30, 2026. |
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Paris News July 2026We have received a new report supported by GARDE! |
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【ADF Web Magazine】The BLT Built Design Awards 2026 Are Calling for EntriesThe BLT Built Design Awards has officially opened submissions for its 2026 edition, inviting architects, interior designers, landscape architects, construction innovators and emerging professionals from around the world to showcase their work on an international stage. As the BLT community continues to expand, the awards aim to recognize projects that contribute fresh perspectives and advance the built environment through thoughtful design. Submissions for the Awards will be accepted until September 6 via the official awards website. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】OODA's Canning Factory Shortlisted for World Architecture Festival 2026"Canning Factory," a mixed-use development designed by Portuguese architecture studio OODA, has been shortlisted for the World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2026 in the Creative Re-use category of the Completed Buildings programme. The project will be presented alongside leading architectural works from around the world during the festival. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】New Energy Works Wins Architizer A+Award for Sustainable Gateway to Acadia National ParkNew Energy Works has received the Popular Choice Award in the Sustainable Infrastructure Project category at the 14th Annual Architizer A+Awards for its work on the Gateway Center at Acadia National Park. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】A bespoke furniture series translating Alpine geology into sustainable computational designLondon-based design and research studio Wedge has unveiled "Altum," a bespoke furniture collection created for Hotel Alpin in the Swiss Alpine village of Saas-Fee. Commissioned as part of the hotel's ongoing commitment to contemporary design and craftsmanship, the collection explores the relationship between geology, computational design, and circular manufacturing. Combining 3D-printed silica sand with hardwood and glass, each piece transforms the pressures, stratification, and erosion patterns of the surrounding Alpine landscape into functional furniture. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Baby Care FacilitiesIn her latest article, Von Chua, Chartered Architect and Founder, examines how baby care facilities reveal broader cultural attitudes toward hospitality, accessibility, and family-friendly design. Comparing dedicated nursing and changing suites in Japan and Taiwan with the integrated facilities commonly found in the UK, Europe, and the US, she explores how legislation, public policy, and design priorities shape the experiences of parents and caregivers. Von Chua argues that thoughtfully designed baby care spaces are more than practical amenities—they reflect a society's commitment to supporting families and creating welcoming public environments, offering valuable lessons for architects, developers, and policymakers worldwide. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Klocke Estate by BarlisWedlick Architects Blends Sustainable Distillery Design with Hudson Valley HospitaSet on 182 acres of farmland in Claverack, New York, just outside Hudson, Klocke Estate is a new destination that combines a working brandy distillery, restaurant, and agricultural estate. Designed by BarlisWedlick Architects, the project seeks to elevate the visitor experience while establishing the Klocke brand within the ultra-premium spirits market through architecture deeply rooted in its landscape. |
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【ADF Web Magazine】Saint-Sulpice Ceramique 2026: Paris Becomes Ceramic CentralLike every year, I made my way back to Place Saint-Sulpice in Paris's 6th arrondissement. This ceramics market has run since 1997, and the sight of stalls filling the whole square around the fountain never gets old, no matter how many editions I've seen. This year's dates were June 25–28. Over 100 ceramicists from France and abroad gathered, showing everything from raw stoneware to gilded porcelain, sculptural pieces standing alongside everyday ware without distinction. What I like about this event is that it stays familiar year after year, yet always brings new makers to discover. |
