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Zaans Medical Center is the first lean hospital in the Netherlands. It is a compact building that makes efficient use of every square meter. Its specialized medical care approach and personal touch strengthen each other. The designers have integrated architecture, urban living, landscaping, and interior design into a cohesive whole. The routes inside the building are clear, and there is ample natural light, creating an environment that feels more like a health resort than a traditional hospital.

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Zaans Medical Center is the first lean hospital in the Netherlands. This compact building maximizes the use of every available square meter. By combining a specialized approach to medical care with a personal touch, it creates a stronger and more effective healthcare environment. The designers have seamlessly integrated architecture, urban living, landscaping, and interior design. Clear pathways and abundant natural light make the space feel more like a health retreat than a conventional hospital setting.

Casa Houlpochis an old Yucatecan house from the end ofthe last century that gets its name from a snake from the region that regularly“visited” the property’s ruins.

This residence floats high above the Atlantic Ocean from a graniteripmonolith between the busy neighborhoods of São Conrado and Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro. A peculiarity of this narrow plot is its southern or ientation.

Tianjin is a city with a rich cultural heritage and unique scenic beauty. The Binxi Road No. 5 project, from its initial planning stages, has encapsulated Tianjin’s mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas, integrating courtyard spaces, nature, and historical culture to create a unique landscape experience for those who live there.

The project’s landscape design is themed around the “Courtyard of Time,” presenting natural scenery within the community. Drawing inspiration from the five elements—fire, water, wood, metal, and earth—the design creates various sunken spaces that blend Eastern Zen aesthetics with modern simplicity.