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The article evaluates the architectural design of the Conradin Weder Residential building Bröckliweg, Thayngen in Switzerland, designed by Dorothea Braun, Conradin Weder.

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Fuhrimann Hächler Architekten haben gemeinsam mit einer engagierten Bauherrschaft eine spannungsreiche, dichte und sozial durchmischte Kleinwohnanlage im dörflichen Kontext verwirklicht - ein Projekt im Spannungsfeld zwischen Raum und Dichte, Urbanität und Landschaft, Gemeinschaft und Privatheit. Das Bauwerk ist weit mehr als nur eine Gruppe von Reihenhäusern im Gewand einer Scheune. Für seine Form wurde die Kubatur des vormaligen Bauernhofs aufgegriffen, wodurch typologische Erinnerungen wachgehalten und Referenzen etabliert werden. Zudem verbindet sich der Bau so mit dem Dorfzentrum . Kombiniert mit einer freien as-found-Ästhetik , ist die Anlage jedoch weit davon entfernt, Altes plump zu kopieren. Die Reihenhäuser überzeugen als kraftvolle Abstraktion und gelungene Übersetzung in die heutige Zeit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article presents the author's views on Swiss architect Le Corbusier's obsession about a house designed by Eileen Gray, located at Cap Martin in France.

The article discusses the architectural design of residential buildings made by the architectural firm Buchner Bründler Architekten in Lörrach, Germany, and includes information on living rooms, garden facade, bathrooms and stairs.

The article presents information on the urban planning of the city Vienna, Austria with special attention to the Austrian government policy, architecture in Austria, and public housing. Other topics mentioned in this article include the design of dwellings, Austrian architects, as well as the social and political aspects of residential housing in Austria.

The article discusses the local architecture of building in Himachal Pradesh, India with special attention to the integration of the Himalayan mountains into the architectural design. Other topics mentioned in this article include the relationship between architecture and craftsmanship, the construction of temples, and the use of dwellings for representation and storage.

The article presents a profile on Swiss artist Heidi Bucher and discusses the use of latex skin in her art works, her art education, and the production process of these latex skins. Several photographs of Bucher's art works are presented. Other topics mentioned in this article include modern art of the 1970s and 1980s, British artist Rachel Whiteread, and the architectural concept of dwellings.

The article reviews the architectural design of dwellings located at the street Winkelriedstrasse in Zürich, Switzerland and designed by the architectural firm Loeliger Strub Architektur.

The article reviews the architectural design of the dwelling "Avellana" located in Zürick-Schamendingen, Switzerland and designed by the architectural firm Edelaar Mosayebi Inderbitzin Architekten (EMI).

The article discusses the domestic architecture of two private houses from the 19th century, which were built in the architectural style of the Victorianism and without the help of an architect. The British Duke William John Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck and U.S. widow Sarah Winchester built their mansions with a tunnel system. Other topics mentioned in this article include the architectural history of the United States in the 19th century, women and architecture, and loneliness.

The article reviews the architecture of a villa designed by Unger & Treina that also houses an automobile collection.

The article reviews the architectural design of a dwelling located in Lausanne, Switzerland designed by the Swiss architectural firm Personeni Raffaele Schärer Architectes (PRS).

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The article presents information on contemporary Brazilian architecture with special attention to Brazilian architecture journalist Fernando Serapião, Brazilian architectural magazines, as well as the architectural exhibition "Nove Novos - Neun Neue. Emerging Architects from Brazil" held in Frankfurt, Germany in 2013. Other topics mentioned in this article include the design of dwellings, the Brazilian architectural project Monolito 4, and Brazilian architectural firms.

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The article presents a profile on the Swiss architectural firm HHF Architects consisting of architects Tilo Herlach, Simon Hartmann, and Simon Frommenwiler and announces that this firm received the Swiss architecture award Häuser des Jahres for the design of a Swiss dwelling. Other topics mentioned in this article include the design of pavilions, the artist Ai Weiwei, and architectural cooperation.

An interview with Swiss architect Emanuel Christ, Swiss architect Christoph Gantenbein, and Portuguese architect Diogo Lopes is presented. The main focus of this interview was the challenges of modern architects. Other topics mentioned in this article include the economical aspects of architecture, the architectural design of dwellings, and the architectural design and construction of theaters.

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The article reviews the architectural design of dwellings located in Zurich, Switzerland designed by the Swiss architect Rolf Schaffner.

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The article presents a review and discussion of a residential building project in Utrecht, the Netherlands, carried out by the architectural firm biq, Rotterdam, and which will include 240 residential units at a cost of 22 million Euros. Profile of project directors and architects Hans can der Heijden and Rick Wessels are presented.

The article discusses the Volta West municipal building project in the St. Johann neighborhood of Basel, Switzerland. Topics include the red brick building design, the individualized living units, and architect Heinrich Degelo of the architectural firm, Degelo Architekten Basel, responsible for the project's design.

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The article reviews the architectural design of several dwellings originally built by Hermann Muthesius located in the Southeast of Berlin, Germany and renovated by the German architectural firm Kubeneck Architekten.

An interview with Guy Fache, Sales and Marketing Manager at Mohawk, an U.S. carpet manufacturer, is presented. The main focus of the interview was the establishment of the U.S. company on the German carpet market. The article evaluates the carpet collection "Smart Strand" designed by Mohawk. Other topics mentioned were the design of environmental friendly carpet textiles, interior design of hotels and dwellings, as well as the influence of U.S. aesthetic design on the German market.

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The article presents a biography on Swiss architect Eduard Neuenschwander, who passed away in 2013, and discusses his perception of space, the design of his parent's dwelling, and his professional training. Other topics mentioned in this article include the relationship between Neuenschwander's architecture and sculptures, Swiss architecture, and the relationship between architecture and nature.

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