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Jed Long Builds His Own Balinese Dream: Cave Urban's Legombang Treehouse

SUMMARY Cave Urban co-founder Jed Long turned architect-as-client for Legombang Treehouse, a reclaimed-timber family home in Bali that weaves contemporary tropical living through an existing canopy. It's the kind of project that only happens when the brief belongs entirely to the designer.

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Keiji Ashizawa's Basao Flagship Finds Harmony Between Tea Culture and Shanghai's Historic Rockbund

Japanese architect Keiji Ashizawa has designed a flagship store for Chinese tea brand Basao in Shanghai's Rockbund district, drawing on both the area's historic architecture and David Chipperfield Architects' celebrated restoration of the precinct. The result is a contemplative retail-café hybrid that feels entirely at home among the district's layered history.

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Moon Base Aesthetics: Why Space Architecture's Next Frontier Is Livability

As humanity prepares to establish permanent lunar habitats, the design world faces its most extreme brief yet — one where getting the interiors wrong could have existential consequences.

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Kumiki Untangles a Fragmented Dutch Family Home at the Edge of the Heide

SUMMARY Amsterdam studio Kumiki has transformed a dark, poorly connected 1971 house in Eemnes into a light-filled family home that finally makes sense — spatially, visually, and emotionally.

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Dodger Stadium at 60: The Midcentury Masterpiece Hidden in Plain Sight

Dodger Stadium isn't just a ballpark — it's one of LA's most quietly radical works of midcentury-modern architecture, and it deserves to be treated as such. Here's what you probably never knew about Blue Heaven on Earth.

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