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Journal - Vote Now: The 8th Annual A+Awards Public Vote Is Now Open!

It’s time for arguably the most exciting moment of the 8th Annual A+Awards, the world’s largest awards program for architecture and building products — Public Voting is officially open! This free, online vote will reveal what you, our global community of architects, designers and creatives, deems to be the world’s best architecture in 2020. This year, there are an incredible 430+ projects shortlisted for awards in more than 100 categories. Without further ado, dive into voting and be a part of the 2020 A+Awards decision-making process:

Cast Your Votes Now

The firms and designers behind the nominated projects are vying for international publication in the next edition of The World’s Best Architecture, produced by renowned publisher Phaidon, as well as a coveted, custom-designed A+Awards trophy and global media exposure. It’s therefore vital we get as many votes as possible, in order to reach a definite result for each category. The public vote typically garners hundreds of thousands of votes each year, making the A+Awards Popular Choice Awards as highly regarded as their Jury-voted counterparts.

A taste of this year’s A+Awards Finalists, clockwise from top-left: Capsule hotel in a rural library by Atelier TAO+C; Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at the American Museum by Studio Gang; The Twist / Kistefos Gallery by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group; Mountain House in Mist, Zhejiang by Shulin Architectural Design; The Shed by Diller Scofidio Renfro, Lead Architect and Rockwell Group, Collaborating Architect; n.n. Residence by J.MAYER.H und Partner, Landscape Architect: Mikhail Kozlov with the participation of Tatiana Skibo, Maria Khokhlova.

Check out the complete list of nominated projects and firms below, together with buttons that will take you to the voting page for each category.

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Coworking Space

Memphis Teacher Residency by archimania

Tech901 by archimania

Ethos Society by Gensler

Exchange at 100 Federal by Perkins and Will

Visitor Center of Changping Future Science City by HuYue Studio

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Factories & Warehouses

Laboratory for Shihlien Biotech Salt Plant by WZWX Architecture Group

COPENHILL / AMAGER BAKKE by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group

Recycling Center Morgenstelle by vautz mang architekten bda

Delas Freres Winery by Carl Fredrik Svenstedt Architect

Promotion Center of High-Tech Park in Baoding by SZAD/Yunchao Xu/Atelier Apeiron

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Mixed Use

Ballet Memphis by archimania

Zeppelin Station by Dynia Architects

Red Plum Culture and Creative Park by AAarchitects + IIA Atelier

SIE | Home 21 Multi-Housing by trans_city TC ZT

WERK12 by MVRDV

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Office – High Rise (16+ Floors)

Leeza SOHO by Zaha Hadid Architects

Dock 72 by S9 Architecture

THE ICON VIENNA by BEHF Architects

China Resources Tower by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates

Vantone Centre by CLOU architects

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Office – Low Rise (1-4 Floors)

Office Brabant by Studio Piet Boon

Coffee Production Plant – Meama by Khmaladze Architects

ASICS EMEA HQ by Powerhouse Company International

KeenSystems by Denkkamer Architectuur

Dingshi Logistics Office Building by ARCHSTUDIO

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Office – Mid Rise (5-15 Floors)

Solar Carve by Studio Gang

ARAKAWA BLDG. by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD.

Krause Gateway Center by OPN Architects

La Tête by caspar.

Zalando Headquarters by HENN

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Office Interiors (<25,000 sq ft.)

Expensify Office by Pure + FreeForm

No. 9 Rhapsody by 9 studio design group

Autodesk Boston Workspace Expansion by Utile, Inc.

Hush Studios by Inaba Williams Architects

Upfield office ‘the Attic’ by JDWA (Johan de Wachter Architecten)

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Office Interiors (>25,000 sq ft.)

Coffee Production Plant – Meama by Khmaladze Architects

The Agile Whale by Young H Design

Warner Music Group by ROCKWELL GROUP

Jaguar Land Rover Advanced Product Creation Centre by Bennetts Associates

TikTok by Gensler

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Pop-Ups & Temporary

Temporary Site of Shengli Market – Creation of Spatial Order by LUO studio

Salvage Swings by Somewhere Studio

Rabbit Dens – 3D Printed Playground by Archi-Solution Workshop

The Line by REgroup

“The Truth is Local” Interactive Storefronts by Local Projects

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Retail

National Museum of Qatar Gift Shops by Koichi Takada Architects

WOWDSGN Shanghai MixC Store by Shanghai United Design Group Co.

277 Mott Street by Toshiko Mori Architect

Zhuyeqing Green Tea Flagship Store by X+Living Architectual Design Co.

Carner Barcelona Perfumery by Jofre Roca arquitetes SLP

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Shopping Center

Cube Gallery by CLOU architects

Muse Edition by New World Development Company Limited

Shangrao Greenland City Exhibition Pavilion by Shanghai PTArchitects

Bund Finance Center South Mall Interior Design by Kokaistudios

Peak Galleria, Hong Kong by Aedas

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Showrooms

Green Leopard Lighting Flagship by CUN Design

One Times Garden by W.design

Tengchong Jingye Gaoligong Town “Shuangyan Wanyue” Exhibition Center by CAPOL International & Associates Group, Guangzhou Branch

WuliEpoch Culture Center by Atelier Alter

Il frantoio by RP Architects

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Unbuilt Commercial

OIZ Office by Yazgan Design Architecture

The Matchstick by Anderson Anderson Architecture

FACTORY FULL OF LIFE by ANALOG

Unipol Tower by Mario Cucinella Architects

Terminal Warehouse by COOKFOX Architects

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Architecture +Adaptive Reuse

Capsule hotel in a rural library by Atelier TAO+C

Hutong Bubble 218 by MAD Architects

Domino Park by Silman

Red Plum Culture and Creative Park by AAarchitects + IIA Atelier

Sammode Research and Innovation Center by FREAKS

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Architecture +Art

Boolean Birdhouse by PHOEBE SAYS WOW ARCHITECTS

CONSTELLATIONS by FUTUREFORMS

Marble, Wood, Paint. Rice by EDAA

I Am A Man Plaza by Cliff Garten Studio

Central Presbyterian Church by Henriquez Partners Architects

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Architecture +BIM

DTU Energy – B310 by Christensen & Co Architects

Mar Vista Connect 11 by Connect Homes

TitletownTech by SGA

Unipark Commercial Center by Hugh Dutton Associates

Abbotsford Law Courts by WZMH Architects

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Architecture +Branding

La Moitié by One Fine Day

YouTube Lobby by Valerio Dewalt Train & Office Of Things

Thai Brasserie by Blue Elephant by Studio Locomotive

Living Proof by SGA

The Moen and House of Rohl by Valerio Dewalt Train

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Architecture +Climate Change

Marine Education Center at the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory by Lake|Flato Architects

Yan’an Baota Mountain Tourist Service Center by Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University

Street Bio-Corner by LPA STUDIO

Bubble Wrap House by Amber Book

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Architecture +Collaboration

Tower of Time by ZXD ARCHITECTS

Pixel Swarm Custom Feature Ceiling by Arktura

Mason by Vaslab

WONJIN Aesthetic Surgery Gallery Clinic by A U N Design Studio

Santander Client Strategy HUB by taller paralelo

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Architecture +Color

Ingenium Centre by Diamond Schmitt Architects and KWC Architects Inc.

RAS HOUSES by SANJAY PURI ARCHITECTS

Re Bar by Organic Design Architecture Studio

Shorebird Campus by Studio Sarah Willmer Architecture

Forest of Numbers by emmanuelle moureaux architecture + design

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Architecture +Community

Community Center of Sandu Poetic Residence by QUIYUE Architects

Fass School and Teachers’ Residences by Toshiko Mori Architect

Yulin Alley by Nhoow Architects

Financial City Community Center by Lacime Architects

Cloud Forests; Pavilion for Children’s Play by UNITEDLAB Associates

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Architecture +Engineering

THE TWIST / KISTEFOS GALLERY by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group

Krause Gateway Center by OPN Architects

Diablos Rojos Baseball Stadium by FGP Atelier

Mori Hosseini Student Union | Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University by ikon.5 architects

The Stratford by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

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Architecture +For Good

CURA by Carlo Ratti Associati

Bayalpata Hospital by Sharon Davis Design

MLK1101 Supportive Housing by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architect [LOHA]

Yulin Alley by Nhoow Architects

Mud to Mortar by ARCHIVE Global

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Architecture +Landscape

Chemin des Carriéres by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter in collaboration with Parenthèse Paysage

Salesforce Transit Center and Park by PWP Landscape Architecture & Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects

Protest Portals for the Pacific Connector Pipeline by FLOAT architectural research and design

Boonma by Sher Maker

Darling Square North by ASPECT Studios

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Architecture +Learning

Mountain House in Mist, Zhejiang by Shulin Architectural Design

Fass School and Teachers’ Residences by Toshiko Mori Architect

International School of Debrecen by BORD Architectural Studio

Liva Riverside Book Bar by Lacime Architects

Cloud Forests: Pavilion for Children’s Play by UNITEDLAB Associates

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Architecture +Light

Billerica Memorial High School by Perkins and Will

Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice by Fisher Marantz Stone, Inc.

Catoptric Surface by Open Source Architecture

The National Museum of Qatar by L’Observatoire International

The REACH at the Kennedy Center by L’Observatoire International

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Architecture +Living Small

Chimney House by Atelier DAU

The Twins House by DELUTION

La Pointe by L’Abri

Hotel Des Artistes Duplex by Bromley Caldari Architects

PRIM HOUSE by Studio Locomotive

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Architecture +Models & Rendering

8850 Sunset Boulevard by Morphosis

From Japan To The World by Lunas Inc.

Little Red Flower Kindergarten by THDL (Tianhua Design Lab)

Pixelated Timber Pavilion by Aaron Brakke | Whiteknee & ILIAD Lab UIUC

Canadian Nuclear Labs by HDR

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Architecture +Photography & Video

Horizon Neighbourhood by doublespace photography

Secular Retreat by Jim Stephenson Photography + Films

Valerio Olgiati – Experience of Space by Félix Michaud Photographie

Voisin Organique by Shao Feng

One Thousand Museum by feinknopf photography

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Architecture +Prefab

Week’nder by Lazor/Office

A•lava Summer Stage by Aalto University Wood Program

Collins House by Bates Smart

INFINITY 6: manifesto for future schools by Crossboundaries, Beijing

Mar Vista Connect 11 by Connect Homes

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Architecture +Preservation

Görttwiete by caspar.

UC Santa Cruz, Upper Quarry Amphitheater Restoration by Dreyfuss & Blackford Architecture

PARISI Court Reconstruction by ARCHIKON KFT.

Michaelsberg Abbey by caspar.

32 on Kloof by dhk Architects

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Architecture +Renovation

Qishe Courtyard by ARCHSTUDIO

CENTRO CANALEJAS MADRID by ESTUDIO LAMELA

Baishaquan #157 by gad

Pingyao Diesel Engine Factory Renovation for Pingyao International Film Festival by Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University

401 Park Repositioning by Elkus Manfredi Architects

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Architecture +Sustainability

Olympic House by 3XN

Bayalpata Hospital by Sharon Davis Design

Natural Wisdom by Tus-Design Group Co.

GRUENE ERDE Breathing Headquarters – A Plant-Based Systems Design by terrain: integral designs BDA

Horten upper secondary school, Norway by LINK arkitektur

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Architecture +Technology

SYNTHESIS – CUSTOM CONCRETE WALL PANELS by EDG

KEFI by BLUR WORKSHOP

The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino by DCL (Design Communications Ltd.)

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Architecture +Urban Transformation

Tainan Spring by MVRDV

Domino Park by James Corner Field Operations

Nodeul Island by mmkplus

Face to Face/Tête á Tête by PLANT Architect Inc.

Pocket Space by CAA

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Architecture +Water

Pylonesque: a water harvesting tructure for Ban Wang Toei School by PAREID with INDA (International Program in Design and Architecture, Chulalongkorn University)

Manshausen by Stinessen Arkitektur AS

Sydney Park Water Re-Use Project by Turf Design Studio

Natural Wisdom by Tus-Design Group Co.

Design by Radical Indigenism: Lo-TEK Agricultural Terraces by Julia Watson

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Architecture +Workspace

Bond Collective Bushwick by Christian Lahoude Studio

Autodesk Boston Workspace Expansion by Utile, Inc.

Hush Studios by Inaba Williams Architects

Case Room by Geoffrey von Oeyen Design

DocMagic by RA-DA

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Gallery & Exhibition Spaces

Edge by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates / Rockwell Group & LAB at Rockwell Group

Changsha Meixihu International Culture & Art Centre by Zaha Hadid Architects

THE TWIST / KISTEFOS GALLERY by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group

Poster House by LTL Architects

The Century Project for the Space Needle by Olson Kundig

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Hall / Theater

Theater Le Diamant by COARCHITECTURE

MÉCA by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group

WUHAN PANLONG PLAZA YINXING CINEMA by One Plus Partnership Limited

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER MUXIKEBARRI AND MUSIC SCHOOL by LMU ARKITEKTURA

TEO Center for Culture, Art and Content by A.Lerman Architects

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Museum

The Shed by Diller Scofidio Renfro, Lead Architect and Rockwell Group, Collaborating Architect

MUSÉE ATELIER AUDEMARS PIGUET by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group

He Art Museum by Tadao Ando Architect & Associates and He Art Museum

MuseumLab by Koning Eizenberg Architecture

Interpretation Centre of Romanesque by spaceworkers

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Pavilions

Mountain House in Mist, Zhejiang by Shulin Architectural Design

Air Mesh : Metal 3D Printed Space by AIRLAB SUTD

Crane Pavilion-Folded Flight by GBBN Architects & Tai Kang Group

Bex & Arts Pavilion by Montalba Architects

Town Enclosure by CLB Architects

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Religious Buildings & Memorials

Saemoonan Church by Lee Eunseok+KOMA

CAFUBE Funeral Home by LOKOMOTIV.archs Office LKMV

Suzhou Chapel by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office

Saint John Paul II Church by Robert Gutowski Architects

The REACH Expansion by Steven Holl Architects

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Unbuilt Cultural

Silo City by STUDIO V Architecture

Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at the American Museum of Natural History by Studio Gang

EARTH STATION MANY HANDS by AMDL CIRCLE

Flower Exhibition Center by MUDA-Architects

Niger Heritage Niamey Musee de Fleuve by Stantec Architecture

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Architecture +Brick

Altinho by António Costa Lima Arquitectos

San Sa Village by llLab.

UnHistoric Townhouse by System Architects

Hobhouse by Brisac Gonzalez and Arquitectonic

Billerica Memorial High School by Perkins and Will

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Architecture +Ceilings

Apparatus Architects Studio by Apparatus Architects

Fluid Space by Kris Lin International Design

Al Musalla – Qasr Al Hosn (The Mosque – Al Hosn Fort) by CEBRA Architecture + DCT Abu Dhabi

BIT Sports Center in Beijing by Atelieralter

Lumen at Beacon Park by Touloukian Touloukian Inc

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Architecture +Concrete

Coffee Production Plant – Meama by Khmaladze Architects

Villa Varoise by NADAAA

John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, The REACH by Silman

Casa Cajueira by UXUA DAS by Wilbert Das

Dongyuan Qianxun Community Center by Scenic Architecture Office

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Architecture +Facades

Parking Garage Facade P22a at the Cologne Exhibition Centre by wulf architekten

adidas World of Sports ARENA by Behnisch Architekten

Singha D’Luck Cinematic Theatre by ARCHITECTS 49

Oficines Can Serras by AQUIDOS Arquitectes

Health Sciences Innovation Building, University of Arizona by CO Architects

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Architecture +Glass

OPEN VILLAGE by Shimu Wang

Maraya Concert Hall by Guardian Glass North America

The Voyager by Shanghai PTArchitects

P.C. Hoofstraat 138 by UNStudio

Bubble Wrap House by Amber Book

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Architecture +Metal

White Deer Plain Mountain Homestay by Guang Zhou Hui Yi Ming Cheng Architectural Design Co.

108 Chambers by Pure + FreeForm

Student Services Building, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, by CO Architects

Saleforce Transit Center by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects

Re Bar by Organic Design Architecture Studio

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Architecture +New Materials

The Circular Garden by CRA – Carlo Ratti Associati

Ashen Cabin by HANNAH

Circle Shade by Eva Jensen Design

New River Train Observation Tower by Virginia Tech

Maison Pour Tous by ENSAG / LabEx AE&CC / designbuildLAB

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Architecture +Stairs

The Link by Methanoia + BMA + EEI

Olympic House by 3XN

He Art Museum by Tadao Ando Architect & Associates and He Art Museum

Stairway to Heaven by CCS Architecture

Meridian Residence – Stair by ROBERT KERR architecture design

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Architecture +Stone

Stone Nest Amphitheatre for Community Activities by 3andwich Design / He Wei Studio

SOFTSTONE by SETUParchitecture studio

The Boulder House by AtelierJun

Private Spa Pavilion by smartvoll

Il frantoio by RP Architects

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Architecture +Wood

Restroom in the Mountains by Atelier Scale

K.S. Kindergarten Lunch House by S.O.Y. LABO.

Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre by iredale pedersen hook architects with Advanced Timber Concepts Studio

Bjergsted Financial Park by Helen & Hard

Harbour Building for a Sailing Club, Amsterdam by Margulis Moormann Architects

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Bars & Nightclubs

Connie Cocktail Lounge at the TWA Hotel by Stonehill Taylor

Little Sister by ROCKWELL GROUP

Option Coffee Bar by TOUCH Architect

Bar Lotus by OFFICE AIO

Felix Meritis Amsterdam by i29

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Health Care & Wellness

Bayalpata Hospital by Sharon Davis Design

Expansion of Santa Fe de Bogota Foundation by El Equipo Mazzanti

TAVERNY MEDICAL CENTRE by MAAJ ARCHITECTES

EKH CHILDREN HOSPITAL by IF (Integrated Field)

The Ark, Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice by Squire & Partners

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Hotels & Resorts

Wyndham by MIA Design Studio

TWA Hotel by LUBRANO CIAVARRA Architects

Dexamenes by K-Studio

AutoCamp Yosemite by ANACAPA ARCHITECTURE

The Museum Hotel Antakya by EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture

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Restaurants

Garden Hotpot Restaurant by MUDA-Architects

CHOUI FONG TEA CAFE 2 by IDIN ARCHITECTS

%Arabica Coffee by B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio

‘Hong’ Japanese Cuisine by Guang Zhou Hui Yi Ming Cheng Architectural Design Co.

Angelot Patisserie by Say Architects

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Unbuilt Hospitality

Biwak by noa* network of architecture

Voronet Lila Hotel by Yazgan Design Architecture

The Orchard by WOJR

Uganda Dental & Vision Clinic by Paul Lukez Architecture

Khat by Studio Toggle

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Government & Civic Buildings

Coworking LAB NucÌa by CrystalZoo

Rescue Company 2 by Studio Gang

Reception Pavilion of Québec’s National Assembly by Provencher_Roy

Woody by Atelier du Pont

Kristallen – Kiruna City Hall by Henning Larsen Architects

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Higher Education & Research Facilities

Academic and Residential Complex, University of Illinois at Chicago by Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB)

DTU Energy – B310 by Christensen & Co Architects

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY, THE MCLEOD TYLER WELLNESS CENTER by EYP Inc.

University of Law-Paris I – Modernisation of the Lourcine Barracks – Paris (13e) by CHARTIER DALIX

KOKUGAKUIN UNIVERSITY LEARNING CENTER by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD.

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Kindergartens

CHUON CHUON KIM 2 KINDERGARTEN by KIENTRUC O

Courtyard Kindergarten by MAD Architects

Galaxy World Kindergarten by Lacime Architects

Little Tiger Chinese Immersion School by Murray Legge Architecture

CIFI Donut Kindergarten by THDL (Tianhua Design Lab)

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Libraries

Capsule hotel in a rural library by Atelier TAO+C

Microlibrary Warak Kayu by SHAU

Hunters Point Library by Steven Holl Architects

Architecture Library, Chulalongkorn University by Department of Architecture co.,ltd.

Billie Jean King Main Library by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

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Primary & High Schools

Fass School and Teachers’ Residences by Toshiko Mori Architect

Mwabwindo School by 14+ Foundation

KB Primary and Secondary School by HIBINOSEKKEI + Youji no Shiro + KIDS DESIGN LABO

Leisur activity center by GRAAL ARCHITECTURE

Ecole de commerce et de culture générale by Bonnard Woeffray

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Unbuilt Institutional

First Year Student Village by Perkins and Will

The Honey Bee Research Centre by Moriyama & Teshima Architects

Kamyaran City School by CAAT studio

CAMSUR Capitol Building by CAZA Architects

Small Hill Kindergarten by SZAD/Yunchao Xu/Atelier Apeiron

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Private Garden

Terra Dominicata Hotel & winery by SCOB Architecture & Landscape

TAKI NISEKO by e/d,A. Landscape Design

Outside-in Pavilion by Valerie Schweitzer Architects

Slot House by Arterra Landscape Architects

70 Rainey Sky Garden by Design Workshop

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Public Park

Thammasat University Rooftop Farm by LANDPROCESS

Karen Blixens Square by COBE

Whiting Forest of Dow Gardens by Metcalfe Architecture & Design, LLC

Domino Park by James Corner Field Operations

Nanchang Red Earth Park by SHUISHI

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Unbuilt Masterplan

Vejlands Quarter by Henning Larsen Architects

Roman Façade/Piazzas of the Tiber by Ballman Khapalova

Silo City by STUDIO V Architecture

The Fontana Urban Greening Master Plan by Design Workshop

POST CITY by Tp3 Architekten und Caramel Architekte

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Urban & Masterplans

Jiangyin Greenway – Weaving and Stitching by BAU Brearley Architects + Urbanists

District Wharf by Perkins Eastman

Niederhafen River Promenade by Zaha Hadid Architects

Central Park Public Domain by Turf Design Studio

Pocket Space by CAA

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Apartment

Downtown Loft by Bushman Dreyfus Architects

Sacha by SABO project

MW’s RESIDENCE by arctitudesign

THE TRANSPARENT APARTMENT by Urban Soul Project

Imperfect Residence by NC Design & Architecture Limited

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Multi Unit Housing – High Rise (16+ Floors)

AMANI by ARCHETONIC

The Drapery by Aria Property Group

550 Vanderbilt Avenue by COOKFOX Architects

DARLING SQUARE by TZANNES

The Amberly by Woods Bagot

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Multi Unit Housing – Low Rise (1-4 Floors)

XS House by ISA

Fifteen by Metaform Architects

Hadohilljo Townhouse by UNITEDLAB Associates

Simgok House by SsD

Paintworks Apartments by DROO – Da Costa Mahindroo Architects

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Multi Unit Housing – Mid Rise (5-15 Floors)

Jeanette301 by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architect [LOHA]

RISD North Hall by NADAAA

139 SCHULTZ by CPDA Arquitectos

108 Chambers by Pure + FreeForm

CORDOBA 223 by BAAQ

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Private House (L 3000-5000 sq ft)

Casa Mi by DALUZ GONZALEZ ARCHITEKTEN

Sky House by MIA Design Studio

ATELIER villa Costa Rica by Formafatal

Ishawooa Mesa Ranch by Lake|Flato Architects

Metrick Cottage and Boathouse by Akb Architects

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Private House (M 1000-3000 sq ft)

Skigard Hytte by Mork Ulnes Architects

J-House New Orleans by AEDS \| Ammar Eloueini Digit-all Studio

Lightus Retreat by Joongwon Architects + Peripherie Design Studio

Smith Residence by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects

Menzies’ POP by Architects’ Creative

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Private House (S <1000 sq ft)

CASA NAILA by BAAQ

Glass Cabin by atelierRISTING llc

The Modular Unit by Teke Architects Office

Waratah Secondary House by Anthrosite

Aegean Pool House by Lake|Flato Architects

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Private House (XL >5000 sq ft)

Villa Varoise by NADAAA

Sand House by Studio MK27

n.n. Residence by J.MAYER.H und Partner, Landscape Architect: Mikhail Kozlov with the participation of Tatiana Skibo, Maria Khokhlova

House C by Cherem Arquitectos

Casa Piedra Acapulco by Taller GC

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Residential Interiors

Netsch House by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

West Los Angeles Residence by Clive Wilkinson Architects

Lightus Retreat by Joongwon Architects + Peripherie Design Studio

The garden house in the city by christos pavlou architecture

ALEX by Spacedge Designs

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Unbuilt – Multi-Unit Housing (L >10 Floors)

Bookan residential tower by Studio Saheb

MIRA by Studio Gang

Animated Bullding by Fatima Bahadori Nezhad & Shayan Karimi

H1002 by 314 architecture studio

333 Tremont St by Touloukian Touloukian Inc

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Unbuilt – Multi-Unit Housing (S <10 Floors)

BaseCamp Lyngby by Lars Gitz Architects

Mini Village by Studio BANAA with Sarah Lucy Estephan

Sada Residence by itms-partners

Student Residence in Saclay_momentum by bordas+peiro architecte

Variable by Marzieh Mirjafari

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Unbuilt – Private House (L >3000 sq ft)

The Meander by S^A | Schwartz and Architecture

The Wall House by BAKH Architecture

NONAGRIAM TWINS by A31 ARCHITECTURE

House by the ocean by MESURA

Casa Mas by Doo Architecture

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Unbuilt – Private House (S <3000 sq ft)

Gneiss House by Protz Studio

Camera House by Leckie Studio Architecture + Design

SkyValley House by Edward Ogosta Architecture

Hall House by WOJR

Six House by BNS Studio

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Gyms & Recreation Centers

Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre by iredale pedersen hook architects with Advanced Timber Concepts Studio

Ballet Memphis by archimania

Fusion Fitness q-plex Premium Club by OF-PONE

Harbour Building for a Sailing Club, Amsterdam by Margulis Moormann Architects

BIT Sports Center in Beijing by Atelieralter

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Stadium/Arena

New Paddock – F1 GRAND PRIX DU CANADA by Les architectes FABG

Diablos Rojos Baseball Stadium by FGP Atelier

Al Janoub Stadium by Zaha Hadid Architects

Ariake Gymnastics Centre by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD

Zaozhuang Stadium by Shanghai United Design Group Co.

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Unbuilt Sports & Recreation

Independent School Competition by Diamond Schmitt Architects

Quzhou Sports Campus by MAD Architects

SAP Garden by 3XN

Action Sports Facility by BLUR WORKSHOP

Asian Games Park & Stadiums by Archi-Tectonics NYC, LLC

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Transport Interiors

West Terminal 2, Port of Helsinki by PES-Architects Ltd

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Concourse D Annex by HOK

KLM Crowne Lounge by concrete

Alaska Airlines Flagship Lounge by Graham Baba Architects

Dance of light by NARUSE INOKUMA ARCHITECTS

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Transportation Infrastructure

Miyako Shimojima Airport Terminal by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD

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Forest Lake QLD 4078

Roof Cleaning Forest Lake

Reach and Wash Cleaning are roof cleaning specialists in your area of Forest lake. We are also Solar Panel Cleaning specialists utilising the necessary de-ionized thermopure water which we bring onsite with us.

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Maangalya Prosper Signature By Maangalya Builders

Maangalya Signature stands as unique in the midst of the Anjanapura Township - one of the wide layouts formed by the Bangalore Development Authority in Recent years. The planned luxury apartment will translate into orderly development and serene environments with modern amenities. BDA's mini forest in the neighbourhood will further enhance the lush greenery both within the projects and outside. Anjanapura has a scenic lake too. With Nature, almost your next-door neighbour, serenity, and tranquillity are assured.

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Maangalya Builders is a famous property development company that is part of an NRI Group based in Singapore and with extensive operations in various countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines and India. In India, Maangalya Group is based in Bangalore, with a presence in Chennai and Madurai. Over the years, Maangalya Ventures has created a number of prestigious residential and commercial projects across India and abroad. This Top Builders in Bangalore endeavours to be the most reputed property brand, creating distinctive residential and commercial edifices that conform to the highest standards of design, engineering, implementation and delivery, while laying profound emphasis on quality, transparency, business ethics and integrity, to give our customers an experience beyond their expectation and exceptional value for their money.

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maangalya-signature-blog · 5 years ago

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Maangalya Prosper Signature By Maangalya Builders

Highlights

Huge savings, assuring good value for money

Cauvery Water Connected

Branded Material with Warranty

Excellent Proximity

Footlight Provided at convenient Locations

Pressure Pumps for Free flow of Water

Solar Power for Common Area

Builder with a Track Recond of more than 2 Decades

Amenities

Club House

Power Back Up

Swimming Pool

Bank & ATM

Gymnasium

Indoor Games Room

Kids Play Area

Rain Water Harvesting

Meditation Area

Multipurpose Hall

About Maangalya Builders

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maangalya-prosper-signature · 5 years ago

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Maangalya Prosper Signature By Maangalya Builders

Highlights

Huge savings, assuring good value for money

Cauvery Water Connected

Branded Material with Warranty

Excellent Proximity

Footlight Provided at convenient Locations

Pressure Pumps for Free flow of Water

Solar Power for Common Area

Builder with a Track Recond of more than 2 Decades

Amenities

Club House

Power Back Up

Swimming Pool

Bank & ATM

Gymnasium

Indoor Games Room

Kids Play Area

Rain Water Harvesting

Meditation Area

Multipurpose Hall

About Maangalya Builders

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maangalya-developers · 5 years ago

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Maangalya Prosper Signature By Maangalya Builders

Highlights

Huge savings, assuring good value for money

Cauvery Water Connected

Branded Material with Warranty

Excellent Proximity

Footlight Provided at convenient Locations

Pressure Pumps for Free flow of Water

Solar Power for Common Area

Builder with a Track Recond of more than 2 Decades

Amenities

Club House

Power Back Up

Swimming Pool

Bank & ATM

Gymnasium

Indoor Games Room

Kids Play Area

Rain Water Harvesting

Meditation Area

Multipurpose Hall

About Maangalya Builders

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mohithamoorthy · 5 years ago

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Maangalya Prosper Signature By Maangalya Builders

Highlights

Huge savings, assuring good value for money

Cauvery Water Connected

Branded Material with Warranty

Excellent Proximity

Footlight Provided at convenient Locations

Pressure Pumps for Free flow of Water

Solar Power for Common Area

Builder with a Track Recond of more than 2 Decades

Amenities

Club House

Power Back Up

Swimming Pool

Bank & ATM

Gymnasium

Indoor Games Room

Kids Play Area

Rain Water Harvesting

Meditation Area

Multipurpose Hall

About Maangalya Builders

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Maangalya Prosper Signature By Maangalya Builders

Highlights

Huge savings, assuring good value for money

Cauvery Water Connected

Branded Material with Warranty

Excellent Proximity

Footlight Provided at convenient Locations

Pressure Pumps for Free flow of Water

Solar Power for Common Area

Builder with a Track Recond of more than 2 Decades

Amenities

Club House

Power Back Up

Swimming Pool

Bank & ATM

Gymnasium

Indoor Games Room

Kids Play Area

Rain Water Harvesting

Meditation Area

Multipurpose Hall

About Maangalya Builders

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Rainy Solar completes 1.18-MW rooftop community solar array in Illinois

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Rainy Solar completes 1.18-MW rooftop community solar array in Illinois

Rainy Solar, a division of Rainy Investments, commissioned a 1.18-MW rooftop community solar project in Elgin, Illinois.

The Rainy Community Solar project is the state’s first community solar project. The PV array was installed by WCP Solar and completed in 2018. The system sits on top of a 120,000-sq-ft building and is made of 3,713 panels. The ComEd grid-connected system will create an annual estimated generation of 1.3 million kWh.

The Rainy Community Solar project.

The power output for the project is fully subscribed and will supply solar power benefits in the form of renewable energy credits to eight Chicago municipalities including Elgin, Highland Park, Oak Park, Deerfield, Glenview, Glencoe, Lake Forest and Lake Bluff.

“We are proud to have the first built and operated community solar project in the state. Community solar will be a key driver in the new energy economy In Illinois,” said Ken “Bucky Buckman, CEO of Rainy Solar.

Rainy Solar, which owns and operates the project also stated that it could not have realized the full potential of this project without the state of Illinois passing the Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) of 2017. Through FEJA, new renewable energy sites in Illinois, including community solar projects will help to create a clean energy economy for the state through job creation, and the reduction of carbon by displacing legacy coal generating units in the state.

The Rainy Solar project is part of the Illinois Power Agency’s Community Solar program and was selected in the Illinois Adjustable Block Program lottery administered by the Illinois Power Agency. Through the agency’s solar program, subscribers receive net metering credits against their monthly ComEd invoices for their prorated share of the energy generated by the project. Subscribers can be commercial and residential customers who are part of the ComEd system.

Rainy Solar will host a dedication event Thursday, October 17 at 11 a.m. in Elgin to celebrate the state’s first community solar project at the company’s solar rooftop installation.

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Valmark City Ville

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• Visitors Parking • Temple • Central Landscape Court • Grand and Elegant Entrance Arena • Sandpit

Valmark Cityville Project Amenities: There are Party Lawns to celebrate unforgettable moments with your loved ones • Volleyball • Cricket • ATM • Sewage Treatment • Restaurant Lift • Children’s Play Area • Basketball • Swimming Pool • Amphitheatre • Jogging Track • Gymnasium • Security • Power Backup • Indoor Games • Tennis Flat Amenities • Intercom • Parking

Floorings Kitchen: Vitrified Tiles Balcony: Ceramic Tiles Living/Dining: Vitrified Tiles Other Bedroom: Vitrified Tiles Master Bedroom: Laminated Wooden Toilets: Anti Skid Ceramic Tiles Fittings Electrical: Standard Doors: Teak Wood Frame Door Kitchen: Granite Platform with Sink Windows: Powder Coated Aluminium Sliding Windows with Mosquito net Others: Standard Toilets: Standard Walls Kitchen: Dado Tiles Interior: Emulsion Exterior: Standard Toilets: Ceramic Tiles About Valmark Ever Since our commencement in 2007, we have constantly believed in a different approach to the business we do. We look to sell benchmarks of superiority that would redefine the real estate space today, and make Valmark stand out as a forward thinking and innovative real estate developer. Unlike others, we are a real estate developer that looks beyond just selling and profits. At Valmark we are a team of highly skilled and motivated professionals who endeavor to achieve brilliance in whatever we do. The brilliance that we can achieve only by giving our clients one hundred percent value for money and one hundred percent happiness. It’s no wonder that today; we have grown into a world-class brand, which is important in the real estate space from at the forefront. Our expedition to give you nothing but the best begins here, at Valmark Locality – Hulimavu Hulimavu is an area that comes under Bommanahalli Municipal Corporation. Situated in the southern quadrant of the city, the area offers benefits which include good social infrastructure, closeness to IT workstations, enhanced socio-economic conditions, strong connectivity and existence of modern day conveniences. These optimistic notions in the area have resulted in the sales of existing units and have encouraged the developers to commence projects to cater the rising housing demand. Hulimavu is an upcoming area in the city of Bangalore City. The sparkling blue waters of Hulimavu Lake and lush greenery of the vicinity make you feel enthralled. The location is the ideal blend of natural beauty in its complete bloom and commercial development in full swing. This hilly area is considered as one of the richest natural zoological reserves. The area is most renowned for Bannerghatta National Park that is situated in the South of Bangalore. The park covers a vast area and attracts a large number of tourists from across the world that comes here to take pleasure in the rich biodiversity of the area. Thick forests make the location more serene and attractive for those who look for a home in the lap of Mother Nature. Bangalore City junction railway Station and Bangalore cantonment Railway Station lie in the nearby area making sure its connectivity with other parts of the country. Mico Layout Bus Stop, Jayadeva Hospital Bus Stop, Jayanagar 9th Block East End Bus Stand are the close by bus stations to this area which helps commuters in a hassle free travel. Bannerghatta Road is a well urbanized area that takes credit of being home to several biggies from the IT industry including Siemens, Dell, Infosys, 3M Wipro and HP. The existence of these big companies has fuelled the growth of this area in an unparalleled manner by providing diverse avenues for development to this stunning place. The location also takes pride for some most apparent educational institutions of our country which add to the value of the locality. The existence of other basic establishments close by makes the region inhabitable for people from diverse walks of life. Proximities 2km from Sherwood High 11km from Electronic City 15km from MG Road 12km from Dairy Circle 48km from BIAL 5km from Fortis Hospital 3km from Meenakshi Mall 2km from Royal Meenakshi Mall 4km from Apollo Hospital 3km from Honeywell Technology Solutions 6km from Jayaprakash Nagar Railway station

Nearby • IIMB • Bannerghatta road • Meenakshi Mall • BMIC Nice Corridor • Ryan International School • Fortis and Apollo Hospital

About City Bangalore City in Karnataka, the silicon valley of India has employed many hopeful professionals’ and students and this has favored the city’s real estate arena. Every zone of the city can be characterized with winning features such as connectivity, infrastructure etc. The southern zone of Bangalore is known for well-structured and rightfully priced housing units coupled with great avenues. Understanding the altering realty trends, developers act accordingly and launch their new projects. This parallelism has contributed to the expansion of city’s residential market, and has catered to the enormous housing demand.

Valmark City Ville Amenities at Valmark CityVille The project is furnished with modern facilities and world class amenities including carrom, banquet hall, barbecue, community hall, amphitheater, card room, business lounge, jaccuzi, aerobics center, cricket pitch, basketball court, badminton court, lawn tennis court, club house, table tennis, skating rink, multipurpose court, toddler pool, gym, 24/7 water supply, swimming pool, theatre, party lawn, car parking, power backup, billiards, senior citizen sit out, temple, intercom, among others. Price Details of Valmark CityVille Mentioned below are the approx price details of Valmark CityVille project 3 Bedroom Villa – Super Built up area 2180 Sq ft 1.26 Crores Estimate Final Price 3 Bedroom Villa Super Built up area 2222 Sq ft 1.28 Crores Estimate Final Price 3 Bedroom Villa – Super Built up area 2916 Sq ft 1.68 Crores Estimate Final Price 3 Bedroom Villa – Super Built up area 2968 Sq ft 1.71 Crores Estimate Final Price 4 Bedroom Villa – Super Built up area 2805 Sq ft 1.62 Crores Estimate Final Price 4 Bedroom Villa Super Built up area 2873 Sq ft 1.65 Crores Estimate Final Price 4 Bedroom Villa – Super Built up area 3832 Sq ft 2.21 Crores Estimate Final Price 4 Bedroom Villa – Super Built up area 3873 Sq ft 2.23 Crores Estimate Final Price

Valmark CityVille

Valmark CityVille, a forthcoming housing development by Valmark Developers is located in Hulimavu, Bangalore South. Valmark CityVille project offers proficiently designed 3-4 Bedroom independent villas which are versed with contemporary features including theme gardens, indoor games, garden lounge arbor, art exhibition studio, among others.

About Locality Hulimavu is an area that falls under Bommanahalli Municipal Corporation. Situated in the southern quadrant of the city, the locality offers a benefit which includes good social infrastructure, proximity to IT workstations, improved socio-economic conditions, string connectivity and the existence of modern day conveniences. These positive notions in the locality have resulted in the sales of existing units and have encouraged the developers to launch projects to cater the increasing housing demand.

Green location: Valmark Cityville isn’t immediately a relaxed community but is as well a community by means of principles. By means of responsible garbage disposal in addition to waste management systems in place, its no astonish that Valmark Cityville is the most outstanding alternative to make for those who care regarding nature. With 73% of the entire region being set away solely for open regions, you will feel re-energized the minute you step in.

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FEATURE

Future technology: 22 ideas about to change our world

Floating farms, brain wave passwords, and coffee-powered cars are just some of the incredible inventions and innovations that will shape our future.

Space drones

NASA has challenged designers to develop a conventional drone to work inside a space station, navigating with no ‘up’ or ‘down’. The winning design, ArachnoBeeA, would use cameras and tiny beacons to manoeuvre its way around. How popular drones would be in such a confined space is a different question.

760mph trains

Hate commuting? Imagine, instead, your train carriage hurtling down a tunnel at the same speed as a commercial jet airliner. That’s the dream of PayPal, Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk. His Hyperloop system would see ‘train’ passengers travel at up to 760mph through a vacuum tube, propelled by compressed air and induction motors. A site has been chosen with the goal of starting test runs in two years. Once built, the loop will ferry passengers between San Francisco and LA in 35 minutes, compared to 7.5 hours by train.

Coffee power

London’s coffee industry creates over 200,000 tonnes of waste every year, so what do we do with it? Entrepreneur Arthur Kay’s big idea is to use his company, bio-bean, to turn 85 per cent of coffee waste into biofuels for heating buildings and powering transport.

Drown forest fires in sound

Forest fires could one day be dealt with by drones that would direct loud noises at the trees below. Since sound is made up of pressure waves, it can be used to disrupt the air surrounding a fire, essentially cutting off the supply of oxygen to the fuel. At the right frequency, the fire simply dies out, as researchers at George Mason University in Virginia recently demonstrated with their sonic extinguisher. Apparently, bass frequencies work best.

The AI scientist

Cut off a flatworm’s head, and it’ll grow a new one. Cut it in half, and you’ll have two new worms. Fire some radiation at it, and it’ll repair itself. Scientists have wanted to work out the mechanisms involved for some time, but the secret has eluded them. Enter an AI coded at Tufts University, Massachusetts. By analysing and simulating countless scenarios, the computer was able to solve the mystery of the flatworm’s regeneration in just 42 hours. In the end it produced a comprehensive model of how the flatworm’s genes allow it to regenerate.

Although humans still need to feed the AI with information, the machine in this experiment was able to create a new, abstract theory independently – a huge step towards the development of a conscious computer, and potentially a landmark step in the way we carry out research.

Space balloon

If you want to take a trip into space, your quickest bet might be to take a balloon. The company World View Enterprises wants to send tourists into the stratosphere, 32km above Earth, on hot air balloons. Technically ‘space’ is defined as 100km above sea level, but 32km is high enough to witness the curvature of the Earth, just as Felix Baumgartner did on his space jump. The balloon flew its first successful test flight in June, and the company will start selling tickets in 2016 – at the bargain price of just £75,000 per person!

Breathalyser cars

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has developed devices that can monitor alcohol levels by sniffing a driver’s breath or scanning the blood in their fingertips via the steering wheel, immobilising the car if levels are too high. Drivers using the system could be offered lower insurance premiums.

Crowd-sourced antibiotics

Swallowing seawater is part of surfing. But now the scientists behind a new initiative called Beach Bums want to swab the rectums of surfers, to see if this water contains the key to developing new antibiotics. They’re searching for antibiotic resistant bacteria known as superbugs: by studying the samples from the surfers, they hope to learn more about these potentially dangerous organisms in the hope of producing new drugs to combat them.

Internet for everyone

After Tesla and SpaceX, PayPal founder Elon Musk is turning his attention back to the internet: he’s awaiting permission to send almost 4,000 small satellites into low-Earth orbit that would beam back a high-speed wireless signal to everyone on the planet. And things are moving fast: Musk hopes to launch a series of test satellites in 2016, with a view to completing the project by 2020. He has competition to get there first though, as British billionaire Richard Branson also wants to cover the world with wi-fi.

Personalities for robots

Google has obtained a patent on robot personalities, reminiscent of the ‘Genuine People Personalities’ of robots in The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy. Owners could have a personality automatically chosen to match their needs, or select one based on a fictional character or even a loved one. Although the patent was announced suspiciously close to April 1, it does exist (US Patent 8,996,429), and with our natural tendency to anthropomorphism it seems a likely development.

Smart food labels

UK homes throw away 30 to 50 per cent of what we buy from supermarkets, says a 2013 report by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. The report claimed we’re guided by ‘use by’ and ‘best before’ dates on food packaging, which are kept conservative because they are driven by shops’ desire to avoid legal action. An invention called ‘Bump Mark’ could change all that. Originally developed for blind people, it’s a label that starts out smooth to the touch but gets bumpier as food decays. And since it decays at the same rate as any protein-based food within, it’s far more accurate than printed dates.

Human head transplants

Sergio Canavero , an Italian neurosurgeon, intends to attempt the first human head transplant by 2016, though no successful animal transplants with long-term survival have yet been made. Because of the difficulty of connecting the spinal cord, Canavero has suggested improvements in the process using a special blade and polyethylene glycol, a polymer used in medicine as well as in everything from skin cream to the conservation of the Mary Rose, can help start growth in spinal cord nerves.

Other experts say Canavero is wildly optimistic, but we can at least expect improved ability to repair damaged spinal cords over the next decade, restoring body function to some spinal injury patients.

Your brain print as a password

Could your brainwaves function as your computer password? A team at Binghamton University, New York, looked at the way volunteers’ brain signals changed as they read a list of acronyms. Each person reacted differently enough for the system to predict who was reading the list with 94 per cent accuracy. In future, a honed version of this idea could verify who is sitting at a PC.

Floating Farms

The UN predicts there will be two billion more people in the world by 2050, creating a demand for 70 per cent more food. By that time, 80 per cent of us will be living in cities, and most food we eat in urban areas is brought in. So farms moored on the sea or inland lakes close to cities would certainly reduce food miles. But how would they work? A new design by architect Javier Ponce of Forward Thinking Architecture shows a 24m-tall, three-tiered structure with solar panels on top to provide energy. The middle tier grows a variety of veg over an area of 51,000m2, using not soil but nutrients in liquid. These nutrients and plant matter would drop into the bottom layer to feed fish, which are farmed in an enclosed space.

A single Smart Floating Farm measuring 350 x 200m would produce an estimated 8.1 tonnes of vegetables and 1.7 tonnes of fish a year. The units are designed to bolt together, which is handy since we’ll need a lot of them: Dubai, for instance, imports 11,000 tonnes of fruit and veg every day.

The four-day working week

It turns out working less might mean more work gets done. A raft of studies have shown that with less time to work, less time is wasted – there’s less absenteeism and, in most cases, greater productivity. A more compact working week has also been shown to encourage employees to stay with companies for longer, and works as a recruitment tool. A shorter working week could even reduce global carbon emissions, with fewer commuters clogging the roads on certain days.

Pleistocene Park

Russian scientist Sergey Zimov hopes to recreate a 12,000-year-old environment in a wildlife park for herbivores like wild horse and bison, with extinct megafauna like mammoths replaced by modern hybrids. Zimov will study the impact of the animals on environment and climate.

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