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David Chipperfield Architects uses "sculptural demolition" to transform former monastery into offices

By Amy Frearson | Dezeen | 3 months 1 week ago | Home & Garden

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An abandoned hospital in western Germany, originally built as a monastery, has now become an office designed by David Chipperfield Architects . Read more

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