Designboom Showcases 100architects

Jan

2015

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100architects | featured | online journals

Designboom, a respected platform in the design and architecture world, has been a strong advocate of 100architects, featuring our work in a multitude of articles. We’re delighted to share this page with you, which compiles some of the most insightful and captivating pieces they’ve crafted about our projects. We’d like to express our sincere gratitude to Designboom for their continued support and recognition of our creative endeavors. Their attention has been invaluable in helping us reach a wider audience and share our passion for innovative and inspiring architectural solutions with the world. We look forward to continuing to push the boundaries of design, and we’re grateful for partners like Designboom who help us in that journey.

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This are just some of the articles where they have put the spotlight on our Creative Journey. To see more, you can visit www.designboom.com where you will find all of them.

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Latest Moments

Fun Time with my brothers

Loved seeing the kids get along!!

Caught myself falling in love with this place

There are places that just stop you in your tracks. This one does exactly that! every view, every moment feels like it’s straight out of a dream.

Could spend hours here, it’s too beautiful to leave!

My favorite place from now on!!!!!!!!

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Wired Space in Tsport

Wired Scape, designed by 100architects, is a groundbreaking playscape in Guangzhou, China, blending natural landscapes with dynamic, fluid forms. This innovative public space offers a unique play experience for all ages, combining nature, design, and adventure into one captivating destination.

Big Bang in Bouger

It is an explosion of colors, where vibrant hues blend seamlessly to form four distinct rectangular stripes, each representing a unique activity zone. These stripes create a dynamic flow, inviting users to engage with the space in different ways. The interplay of colors and design transforms the area into an interactive and playful environment.

The Nest in Transform

It’s not classical landscape architecture where design focuses on elegant alignment with a space’s existing character, but “injecting identity into places that do not have one,” he says.