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dprian Instagram Story March 2, 2026

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studio505: Phoenix Valley
#Repost @designboom (@get_repost) ・・・ imagine studying at this rainbow-colored #school at #singapore designed by #studio505. image @veronang, edit: @nikolator
Some morning #RMIT training gives a close-up of #ARM's Portrait apartments, along with #Studio505's Bouverie St apartments (at Audi Centre Melbourne)

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My training companions, #Studio505's Bouverie St Apartments & #ARM's Swanston Square Apartments (with the face of William Barak, from a sculpture by Peter Schipperheyn) (at Melbourne, Australia)
Phoenix Valley ⚪️ #studio505
In 2013, Australian architecture firm Studio505 completed the Lotus Building, a community center set atop an artificial lake in Wujin, China. The city government commissioned the sculptural building to serve as a public park and multi-use space with exhibition and conference rooms that are open to the public. The building extends two stories under water and visitors must enter it from below and ascend to a cathedral-like peek with large windows that allow for plenty of natural light. A creative architectural creation, the Lotus Building is a modern-day landmark in an age when architecture is typically minimalistic and functional.
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