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Cultural hub showcasing equestrian heritage with adaptive reuse of brick and metal pathways

Manoeuvre Architecture

This cultural hub seamlessly integrates a preserved 1930s brick structure with modern metal walkways and interactive sculpture gardens, creating a dynamic space that celebrates equestrian heritage while fostering community engagement.

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Charred Shingles and Transparent Facades in Subterranean Equine Museum Design

Stefani fariawati Hasan, Muhammad agus ali Ridho, Gregorio eben Heizer

Utilizing charred wooden shingles and expansive glass elements, the underground museum transforms the landscape of equine heritage while providing a dynamic exhibition space that fosters engagement with the past.

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Translucent Roofs and Weathered Metal Shape a Cultural Hub for Equestrian Arts

Esteban Sepúlveda

Weathered metal cladding and translucent roofs create a harmonious blend with the surrounding landscape, offering a versatile space dedicated to the celebration of equestrian arts and community engagement.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Natural Light Define A Cultural Hub for Equestrian Artistry

Azam malek Wan haron

With its charred wooden shingles and expansive use of natural light, the museum creates a welcoming space that harmonizes traditional equestrian culture with contemporary artistic practices.

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Charred Wood Shingles and Glass Atrium Define a Community-Centric Museum Emphasizing Equestrian Heritage

Hon chi Leung

Emphasizing sustainability through charred wood shingles and a spacious glass atrium, the architectural design creates an engaging environment that beautifully showcases equestrian heritage while fostering community connection.

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Steel Framework and PVC Membranes in a Community-Focused Equestrian Museum

Alejandro Hernández gutiérrez, Brandon gerardo Centeno cardona, Marcelino marcelo Alvarado garcía, Féix raí Rocha hinojosa

Utilizing a steel framework paired with durable PVC membranes, the new museum uniquely celebrates equestrian culture through expansive exhibition spaces that engage the community while seamlessly integrating with the surrounding landscape.