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In Hong Kong, Snøhetta Completes a Quartet of Residential Clubhouses for a Sprawling Mixed-Use Development

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By David Sokol Verified
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ProjectsBuildings by TypeCivic ArchitectureHospitality Projects Play area at Sky House at Pavilia Farm, Hong Kong. Architects & Firms Clubhouses are a typical feature of Hong Kong’s urban fabric, where they provide high-rise residents with shared facilities for exercise, recreation, and socializing. At Pavilia Farm, Snøhetta has dispersed the clubhouse model across the 6.5-acre development into a series of four structures configured to different community modes.
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A Mass-Timber Museum in Quebec Showcases Cast-Iron Artifacts

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By David Sokol Verified
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ProjectsBuildings by TypeMuseums & Art Centers Parc Marie-Victorin Museum by Kanva, Kingsey Falls, Quebec. Antique tractor seats, vent registers, and sewing machines—many Quebecers might regard these and other cast-iron artifacts as commonplace remnants of the past.
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A Fusion Restaurant’s Theatrical Lighting Recaptures the Social Energy of the Original Hilton Athens

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By David Sokol Verified
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ProjectsBuildings by TypeLighting DesignHospitality Projects A gridded sculpture greets guests upon arrival. The opening of the Hilton Athens in 1963 signaled the Greek capital’s emergence as a modern global metropolis. Representing the first major foreign investment in Greece following World War II and the country’s civil war, the hotel quickly became a stopover for the jet set and transformed the surrounding Ilisia district into one of the city’s most fashionable neighborhoods.
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