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    Case Study - : Wood Court Restaurant

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    The WoodCourt Restaurant in Italy features an architectural design with unexpected diagonal splits that open the central space to nature. The building wraps around this central space like an enveloping form, protecting nature while drawing visitors' eyes to connect with it. The wooden deck becomes the stage for surrounding oak and birch trees. Materials like wood are used throughout the interior and exterior, with intersecting roof planes also being a characteristic element. The design enhances the relationship between man and nature through specially designed wooden overhangs.

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    Case Study - : Wood Court Restaurant

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    The WoodCourt Restaurant in Italy features an architectural design with unexpected diagonal splits that open the central space to nature. The building wraps around this central space like an enveloping form, protecting nature while drawing visitors' eyes to connect with it. The wooden deck becomes the stage for surrounding oak and birch trees. Materials like wood are used throughout the interior and exterior, with intersecting roof planes also being a characteristic element. The design enhances the relationship between man and nature through specially designed wooden overhangs.

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    The WoodCourt Restaurant in Italy features an architectural design with unexpected diagonal splits that open the central space to nature. The building wraps around this central space like an enveloping form, protecting nature while drawing visitors' eyes to connect with it. The wooden deck becomes the stage for surrounding oak and birch trees. Materials like wood are used throughout the interior and exterior, with intersecting roof planes also being a characteristic element. The design enhances the relationship between man and nature through specially designed wooden overhangs.

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    Case Study - : Wood Court Restaurant

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    The WoodCourt Restaurant in Italy features an architectural design with unexpected diagonal splits that open the central space to nature. The building wraps around this central space like an enveloping form, protecting nature while drawing visitors' eyes to connect with it. The wooden deck becomes the stage for surrounding oak and birch trees. Materials like wood are used throughout the interior and exterior, with intersecting roof planes also being a characteristic element. The design enhances the relationship between man and nature through specially designed wooden overhangs.

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