Articles by S-AR

the geometric chapel reads as a continuous form shaped by memory and material reuse

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divided into three segments, the elongated rectangle features service areas, a central social space, and a nature-centric terrace.
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the contemporary cabin units lie in the lower area of a forest terrain in the sierra de santiago, mexico.
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the rectangular volume is embedded into a sloping plot and forms an open lookout terrace.
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built with 25 wooden columns, the geometric ‘island’ serves as an instrument for observation on the waters of the presa de la boca lake.

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this small housing complex is a sequence of abstract boxes that break down according to the material used in their construction.

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