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Veranda Courthouse / O-office Architects
O-office Architects designed this residence in Guangzhou, China as a reinterpretation of an archetypal Chinese courtyard house, and it’s a brilliant blend ... -
Wolverine Kits / Cotswold Wildlife Park
Cotswold Wildlife Park is now home to three new Wolverine kits. After spending approximately nine weeks hidden away in their underground den, ... -
1942 WLA Flathead Bobber / Jamesville Motorcycles
James Roper-Caldbeck is coming up to his tenth anniversary in the motorcycle business, and this would be his 25th complete build. ... -
OF House / Studio Otto Felix
Studio Otto Felix has recently completed a modern house in Sao Paulo, Brazil, that features neutral colours and natural materials throughout its ... -
DWC House / Rob Paulus Architects
Rob Paulus Architects designed DWC House in Tucson, Arizona — via ArchDaily Related -
House + House / Aleph Zero
Aleph Zero designed House + House in Amparo in Amparo, Brazil — via Arch Daily Related
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A precise, three-word address for every place on earth / Chris Sheldrick
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Little Ross Island, Scotland
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How human waste is helping Aussie farmers get the best out of their land
t's great for agricultural crops and a bit on the nose, but it's not your standard manure. About 180,000 tonnes of biosolids are generated from Sydney's sewage each year, but authorities are having no troubles with getting rid of it. Biosolids, which ...
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