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Parc de la Villette, Paris, France, 1998 designed by Bernard Tschumi Architects

La Villette could be conceived of as one of the largest buildings ever constructed — a discontinuous building but a single structure nevertheless, overlapping the site’s existing features and articulating new activities. -- architect's web site

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Formosa 1140, West Hollywood, California, USA, 2008 designed by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects

External circulation is used as a buffer between public and private realms and articulated through layers of perforated metal and small openings.

The careful placement of outer skin panels and inner skin fenestration creates a choreographed effect, both revealing and concealing, while achieving a unique expression of form and materials. The exterior skin also keeps west facing units cooler by acting as a screen and shading device. -- ArchDaily

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TKTS Booth, Time Square, New York City, USA, 2008 designed by Perkins Eastman, Choi Ropiha 

the glass stringer beams that support the structure’s glowing red staircase-cum-roof; it’s a place for visitors to sit, relax, and enjoy the street theater of Times Square -- ARCHITECT

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Red Diamond, Beijing, China, 2009 designed by Chiasmus Partners

By wrapping the old factory building with evenly-spaced-out steel tubing, the façade of the performance hall was perceived as a theater stage. The old white door in the middle was kept and untouched, telling the history of the building’s transformation. -- ArchDaily

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Yound Disabled Moduls And Workshop Pavillions, Camino del Abejar, Zaragoza, Spain, 2011 designed by g.bang architecture

The roof, for the most part, saw tooth shape, with variable slopes – very steep at some points – reflects, from the outside, the degree of internal mental activity in relation to the type of rooms they occupy: the resting or sleeping area with a slope of 60%, common areas or with maximum activity have outstanding peak of 240%. The treatment of the spaces occupied by the medical staff and caregivers has been dealt with flat roofs. -- ArchDaily

Source: Andrés Valbuena archdaily.com

JWT Bogotá Headquarters, Bogotá, Colombia, 2011 designed by AEI Arquitectura e Interiores

The project was thought as a small city which organization starts basically from a clear ordering principle: a center, a plaza, an important gathering landmark created by two traffic lines resembling main city streets, orthogonal and intercepted. -- ArchDaily

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Ropemaker, Ropemaker Place, London, UK, 2011 designed by Clive Wilkinson Architects

Macquarie’s Ropemaker Place was designed as a model for a new transparency in banking services revolving around an open atrium and connecting staircase. -- ArchDaily

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Red Stair Amphitheatre, Melbourne, Australia designed by by Marcus O'Reilly Architects 

This red stair works as a beacon, an easy to find meeting place. It is an outdoor amphitheatre for buskers & small meetings or demonstrations, and for sitting in the sun.  -- architect's web site

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Museum MUMAC, Milan, Italy, 2012 designed by Arkispazio

The facades of the museum are covered with strips of metal “red Cimbali”, sinuous and enveloping to resemble the waves of hot coffee, which at night filters the artificial light creating a striking illuminated reticle that evokes the energy of MuMAC. -- ArchDaily

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Red Building, West Hollywood, California,USA designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects

Located on a 14-acre site, the buildings are organized around an outdoor plaza. The Red Building is the most dynamic of the composition which already includes the six-story Blue Building that houses showrooms and office space, and the nine-story Green Building which contains a film theater and conference center. The new addition alters the site, creating a more defined public outdoor space. While the glass of the earlier buildings was opaque, the façade of the Red Building includes both transparent and fritted glass. To create a taut, all-glass appearance, the red glass is held in its aluminum frames with silicone. -- ArchDaily

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Source: Nils Petter Dale archdaily.com

Red House, Oslo, Norway designed by JVA

The use of color reflects the temperament of the client. -- ArchDaily

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242 Social Housing Units, Salburúa, Vitoria – Gasteiz, Spain designed by ACXT

The building we are showing occupies the central position of these five towers and it signifies “a milestone within the milestone” which, with its red colour, intends to express optimism, confidence and commitment with the future in a mainly grey social and architectonic frame. -- ArchDaily

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Pago de Carraovejas Winery, Peñafiel, Spain designed by Estudio Amas4arquitectura

A homogeneous finishing, concrete coloured in red-wine, unifies different uses and gives some warmth both inside and outside. A Bayer pigment was added to a prescribed concrete mix at a rate of 2%, a percentage given by the manufacturer after some research. Mixing water was purified by osmosis in order to avoid efflorescences. Another important detail was using concrete dobies coloured in the same tone so no marks were left after removing formworks. -- ArchDaily

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House of the Arts, Miranda do Corvo, Portugal, 2013 designed by Future Architecture Thinking

The building features a contemporary and volumetrically expressive language. The sloping roofs establish a dialogue with the geometry of the mountain landscape, in an analogy to the village rooftops. The dynamism achieved through the continuity between façades and roof is accented by a strong red colour, emphasizing its design and highlighting the building through the surrounding landscaped area vegetation. -- ArchDaily

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Austin, Surry Hills NSW, Australia, 2013 designed by Smart Design Studio

In rust red, to compliment the Hot Chile render, which is similar to the original colour of the building, and provide it with a distinct identity that compliments the bohemian character of Surry Hills. -- ArchDaily

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Constell.ation, Lisbon, Portugal, 2013 designed by LIKEarchitects

Portuguese studio LIKEarchitects designed an ephemeral lighting installation for the gardens of the Presidential Portuguese Republic Residence. Materialized by a network of contiguous arches in red corrugated tube, illuminated by a LED lighting system, Conste.llation delicately dances on the gardens, connecting spaces and crafting unexpected routes. The arch – a primordial element in architecture – has the inherent power to create space (under, inside, etc.), and, at the same time, to build a physical relation between two places (between, inside, etc.) being related also to the idea of connection and unification. -- ArchDaily

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Redline, La Seyne-sur-Mer, France, 2014 designed by Pietri Architectes

The Redline – 59 apartments ranging from studios to 5-rooms – is a part of this urban revival. Facing towards Toulon and the Bay of Vignettes, one of the largest in Europe, the Redline is set slightly back from the future Autumn Garden located on the site of the former shipyards. It comprises three separate parts with its base, a forged and sculpted mass of concrete, onto which two wings have been erected. -- ArchDaily