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CRAB Designed the Abedian School of Architecture in Queensland

Renowned London design studio CRAB studio has successfully created the Abedian School of Architecture for Bond University in Queensland, Australia.

The inspiration behind the construction is its environment based sustainability theme that is a shield for the region's hot weather conditions. The building was constructed for the occupants to relax, interact, socialize and immerse themselves into nature.

The building consists of three floors and reflects the topography of the land it rests on. The studios and communal zones in the building are spread out onto an open deck that leads into a garden. The inside of the structure is a broad path that divides into a quiet study room and a communal place for meetings to be held.

The building itself has an extremely clear layout and system that adds a dynamic of function and vitality into the structure.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainability-focused Architecture - Opportunity for architects and designers to create environmentally-friendly structures inspired by their natural surroundings.
2. Integrated Indoor-outdoor Spaces - Potential for creating buildings that seamlessly blend indoor and outdoor areas, allowing occupants to connect with nature while still enjoying the comfort of enclosed spaces.
3. Functional and Dynamic Structural Design - Possibility to develop buildings with clear layouts and systems that enhance functionality and vitality.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Opportunity for professionals in the architecture and design industry to incorporate sustainable principles and create innovative structures inspired by nature.
2. Construction - Potential for construction companies to specialize in building sustainable and topography-imitating structures, meeting the growing demand for environmentally-friendly buildings.
3. Education - Opportunity for incorporating unique architectural designs in educational institutions to create inspiring learning environments that foster interaction with nature.

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