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👷‍♂️: Suzuko Yamada Architects 📏: 62.75 m² 🗓️: 2019 📍: Tokyo, Japan 📷: Yurika Kono

https://amazingarchitecture.com/residential-building/oborishte-26-sofia-bulgaria-designed-by-nima-design

The work is finally done: Avenida Reforma, Mexico City, at 1:4000 scale, complete with vegetation. Months of work went into this—see the photos below. I hope you like it.

All my work involves individually modeling each structure without relying on any other sources or AI, as those often provided incorrect data regarding the city and the actual dimensions of the buildings.

On the shores of Jinji Lake is the first completed art museum by the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). Opened on August 30th, the 60,000 sq m complex is a cluster of nine pavilions interspersed with courtyards. The roof structure is the standout here, with the sweeping roof lines of the connecting walkways adding a delicate, light, airy feel.

Towering over the museum is a massive ferris wheel, making the entire complex visible from above.

- photo by Ye Jianyuan via New Atlas

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👷‍♂️: ninkipen! 📏: 118 m² 🗓️: 2013 📍: Ikoma, Japan 📷: Hiroki Kawata

👷‍♂️: Ryuichi Ashizawa Architects & Associates 📏: 105 m² 🗓️: 2017 📍: Awaji Island, Japan 📷: Kaori Ichikawa

Villa MSA — Modern Courtyard with Sculptural Pines

Sculptural pines define Villa MSA’s arrival courtyard, framed by warm timber cladding, pale columns and low-pitched dark roofs.

The recessed entrance and sheltered carport form two sides of the composition, while broad steps and generous paving organise the approach.

Natural boulders, ornamental grasses and layered planting soften the geometry, with long tree shadows bringing changing patterns across the courtyard