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Alts Design Office. 吹田の家リノベーション - Soft monotone colored house. Osaka prefecture. Japan. photos: Alts Design Office

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A rapidly aging population, plus a preference for new home, has created a glut of abandoned spaces available for free or next-to-nothing.

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SUGAWARADAISUKE Architects. Nojiri-ko Nature Platforms. Nagano, Japan. photos: Jérémie Souteyrat

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Vincent Van Duysen. BS residence. Zwevegem, Belgium. photos: Juan Rodriguez

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Hiroshi Nakamura. RIBBON CHAPEL. video: Aljazeera English

Located in the grounds of a luxury resort in Japan, the Ribbon chapel designed by Hiroshi Nakamura has been configured as a double spiral, formed of two separate stairways. in order to ensure sea views, the structure has been elevated above the trees, with an observation platform at a height of 15.4 meters offering sweeping views.

The video was shot for Aljazeera English.

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Al Borde (Arquitectos). House Of The Flying Beds. La Esperanza, Imbabura, Ecuador. photos: JAG Studio, Al Borde & ENOBRA.

Add some magic to a public space near you | David Engwicht | TEDxIndianapolis.

Every human has a deep longing for home and a sense of place. But home is not where many people think it is, because home is a feeling – not a location. David Engwicht is a place maker and founder of Creative Communities International, a social innovation incubator. The son of an itinerant gospel preacher, David grew up on the fringes with no sense of place. He shares his secrets for helping ordinary citizens add magic and soul to the public spaces in their neighborhood or town center. ( TED )