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salvaged concrete and recycled aluminum turn tehran’s demolition waste into debris pavilion

September 13
salvaged concrete and recycled aluminum turn tehran’s demolition waste into debris pavilion

DAP Studio builds Debris pavilion in Tehran DEBRIS by DAP Studio examines Tehran’s ongoing cycle of demolition and reconstruction through the material of construction waste. The project was developed as an architectural

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