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Local studio Felipe Caboclo Arquitectura has completed a small, oblong chapel out of wood and glass, flanking it with sinuous concrete walls on a residential property in São Paulo, Brazil. Known as Nest Chapel, the 10-square-metre (107-square foot) religious space draws on influences from Le Corbusier, Japanese architect Tadao Ando's concrete chapels and American artist Richard Serra's metal landscape sculpture, using rising materials to transcend function and move visitors emotionally.
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Brooklyn-based studio Out of Line has completed an attached accessory dwelling unit that extends a New Jersey suburban home by extending its colours and creating a gable form in the negative for the entryway. Known as Swoop ADU, the 750-square-foot (70-square-metre) dwelling adds two bedrooms and a bathroom to a 1988 split-level home in South Orange, New Jersey.
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US architecture studio OPAL has created a farming research and education centre made with mass timber and modelled after the local barns on its site in Maine, weaving together "tradition and modern sensibility". The Smith Center for Education and Research, also known as Grange Life, comprises 8,800 square feet (817 square metres) on the 500-acre Wolfe's Neck Center for Agriculture and the Environment, a nonprofit farming organisation in Freeport, Maine.
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