Reposted from @az_epoksi 
1: The enormous Metropol Paraso pavilion was erected in Seville, #Spain last year. Spanning 230ft wide and 490ft long, the pavilion is said to be the largest wooden structure in the world.

2: France Pavilion at Expo #Milan 2015 by XTU Architects.

3: SunnyHills cake shop in #Tokyo #Japan by Kengo Kuma encased within intricate timber lattice.

4: Shigeru Ban’s MT. Fuji world heritage center in Japan . The building’s scheme is articulated around an inversely shaped latticed cone that references the shape of the dormant volcano, a site that has provided a spiritual basis for the japanese people since ancient times.

5: Bunjil Place by FJMT

6: Library in helsinki acts as an indoor extension of public space. divided in three levels, Oodi incorporates an active ground floor that extends to the town square; a peaceful open-plan reading room; and an enclosed in-between volume containing rooms to accommodate additional services within the library

7: Nine Bridges Country Club

8: The Wave #Villa designed and visualized by Dmitriy Kuznietsov.
Location: Bali Indonesia
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#regrann #architecture #wood #panels #artanddesign #structures #architect #bridges
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