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#ProjectOfTheDay: Where the Pollinators Are by Didier Design Studio | Landscape Architecture Penn State's new Pollinator and Bird Garden uses innovative design to create varied habitats, supporting both wildlife and research while educating visitors on ecological restoration. 📷: Rob Cardillo 📍 State College, PA, US #ArchitizerAwards 👉 Details: https://arc.ht/4d4cDTE 📖 See in print: https://arc.ht/3lHQtBm

Building projects are becoming more complex, and cross-border and cross-disciplinary collaborations are now a norm rather than an exception.

Looking for a new role this summer? 👀 👉 Explore exciting opportunities with our latest job openings on the Architizer Jobs Board: https://arc.ht/2VgZum9

#ProjectOfTheDay: The Panda Pavilions by Atelier Ping Jiang | EID Architecture The Chengdu National Giant Panda Research and Breeding Center has expanded with four new panda pavilions. The design features open-air courtyards, varied viewing pathways and eco-friendly materials, creating an immersive environment for pandas and visitors. 📍 Chengdu, China | #ArchitizerAwards 📷: Kuratnik Nikolai, Arch-Exist, XIMUImage 👉 Details: https://arc.ht/3HT8dkO 📖 See in print: https://arc.ht/3lHQtBm

Thomas Heatherwick’s ‘Humanise’ campaign offers three speculative scenarios for shattering the architectural blandemic. By: Eirini Makarouni

#ProjectOfTheDay: Manshausen - Two Towers by Snorre Stinessen Have you ever had the chance to see the northern lights? 👀 The Two Towers at Manshausen Island Resort are designed to offer a breathtaking viewing experience! Strategically positioned on the edge of a historic stone quay, these towers feature burnt wooden cladding, paying homage to the island’s fishing industry past. The charred black finish absorbs light, creating a striking visual effect. 📍 Steigen, Nordland, Norway | #ArchitizerAwards 👉 Details: https://arc.ht/3YdDTuy 📖 See in print: https://arc.ht/3lHQtBm

While the internet buzzes with Y2K nostalgia, architects are looking further into the pasts: in adaptive reuse, the 19th century is all the rage. By: Sam Frew

#ProjectOfTheDay: Vietnamese Đạo Mẫu Museum by NOTES This museum is made from recycled clay tiles collected from historic houses in the area, where traditional roofs are being replaced with more durable ones. Details: https://arc.ht/3W2DZTj | 📍 Sóc Sơn, Hanoi, Vietnam 📷: Trieu Chien

Is it truly necessary to exhaust every possible person, shape, angle, direction, size and color? By: Ema Bakalova

Tomorrow's AIA and IDCEC-approved course with Inpro will dive into the latest on architectural signage related to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Register to join us on Tuesday, July 16th at 11 am ET!