A New Museum in Cyprus and A Private Residence in Greece: 8 Unbuilt Projects Championing Stone and Submitted by the ArchDaily Community
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Throughout history, stone has been a vital building material known for its strength, beauty, and appeal, essential for creating long-lasting constructions.
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This week's selection showcases projects that highlight stone's continued relevance in architecture, merging old-world craftsmanship with contemporary design in multiple global contexts.
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Stone varieties, each with unique textures and colors, allow architects to creatively use them in design, creating both accents and entire structures.
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Architectural examples like The Al-Hawari Residence in Jordan and PHANTENOM CASA in Poland illustrate the blend of local traditions and modern aesthetics using stone.
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