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Landscape Integration with Open Wine Terrace and Functional Outdoor Spaces

Authors:
Oleksander Huk, Anastasiia Urakina, Constantin Boloban
Landscape Integration with Open Wine Terrace and Functional Outdoor Spaces

Project in-detail

An open wine terrace emphasizes the landscape integration of this medium-large structure, creating functional outdoor spaces designed for relaxation and social engagement.
5 key facts about this project
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Open wine terrace designed for social engagement.
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Technical room enhances operational efficiency.
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Low terrace integrates with the surrounding landscape.
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Distinctive outdoor seating supports relaxation.
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Elevated deck provides expansive views of the area.

Panoramic Hill is a design that embraces its natural surroundings while offering spaces for social interaction and relaxation. It is situated in a picturesque landscape, carefully planned to enhance both aesthetic appeal and functionality. The overall concept centers on creating a connection between the building’s interiors and the outdoor environment, inviting users to engage with both.

Master Plan

The master plan of Panoramic Hill is thoughtfully laid out, featuring a low terrace, an entrance, an outstanding deck, and an open wine tasting terrace. Each area serves a specific purpose, encouraging interaction with the landscape. The low terrace acts as a quiet space for relaxation, while the entrance provides a clear path into the building. The outstanding deck is designed for expansive views, allowing visitors to appreciate the surrounding scenery. The wine tasting terrace, on the other hand, emphasizes a communal atmosphere, encouraging social gatherings.

Floor Plans

The layout of Panoramic Hill becomes clearer through its detailed floor plans. At the +0.000 level, a technical room and storage spaces are included, which contribute to the building's overall functionality. These essential services are strategically placed to support both public and private areas. The careful arrangement of these spaces creates a balance, ensuring ease of use throughout the building. This focus on spatial organization plays a key role in making the design practical and user-friendly.

Elevations and Visualizations

Elevations reveal the visual character of Panoramic Hill. The main elevation, shown at a scale of 1:75, communicates the design's overall look, while the entrance and terrace stairs elevations help define the building's massing. Visual representations, including an interior view of the dining area and an evening view of the exterior, provide context for the design vision. They illustrate how the structure interacts with its surroundings throughout different times of day.

Natural light plays a significant role in the building’s design, with large windows and openings that invite the outdoors in. This enhances the feeling of space and contributes to a welcoming environment. The design encourages social interactions while also providing quiet nooks for personal reflection, achieving a balanced experience for all visitors.

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MICROHOME 10: Celebrating Small-Scale Living with €100,000 Prize Fund and Kingspan’s Innovation

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Competition organisers

The MICROHOME 10 competition invites participants to submit visionary designs for off-grid, modular microhomes that push the limits of sustainable, small-scale living. Organised by Buildner in partnership with Kingspan and Hapi Homes, this tenth edition sets the challenge of designing a dwelling for two people within a maximum floor area of 25 m², encouraging bold solutions adaptable to any urban or rural location. The competition continues Buildner’s mission to foster innovative approaches to compact, energy-efficient housing that can address pressing global challenges.

This year’s edition offers a generous total prize fund of €100,000, including the Kingspan Award for designs that integrate high-performance Kingspan products and the Hapi Homes Award for a project selected for real-world construction. In addition to cash prizes, the winners gain international exposure through Buildner’s media partnerships, publications, and a dedicated MICROHOME magazine, further amplifying their ideas to the wider architectural community.

Key dates for MICROHOME 10 include the closing date for registration on 25 September 2025, the submission deadline on 29 October 2025 (11:59 p.m. London time), and the announcement of winners on 9 December 2025. These milestones ensure participants have clear timelines to develop and present their concepts, with early registration discounts available to support students and emerging designers worldwide.

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Design a new small-scale home concept in the 10th edition of MICROHOME — 100,000 € prize + construction

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Eligibility Open to all
Final registration deadline 25 September 2025

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