One of#nbsp;the key pieces of#nbsp;knowledge imparted in#nbsp;architectural education is#nbsp;the ability to#nbsp;integrate an#nbsp;architectural object into its environment.
But what if#nbsp;you are tasked with placing a#nbsp;modern campus, a#nbsp;factory production block, and a#nbsp;testing ground for electric cars, as#nbsp;well as#nbsp;a#nbsp;residential block with all the infrastructure in#nbsp;a#nbsp;nature reserve area with historical monuments? The solution can be#nbsp;seen in#nbsp;the architectural design from 3HLD. In#nbsp;our opinion, it#nbsp;looks quite harmonious.
From an#nbsp;ecological standpoint, huge solar panels are used here. The natural topography of#nbsp;the area is#nbsp;preserved, and the buildings mimic the form of#nbsp;the relief. It#nbsp;seems that working in#nbsp;such a#nbsp;place can be#nbsp;quite productive. It#nbsp;must be#nbsp;admitted that factories nowadays do#nbsp;not look like unattractive industrial thromboses, but rather like a#nbsp;futuristic utopia.