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Amphitheater Design Enhanced by Timber Integration and Flexible Culinary Spaces

Tom Monteyne

A tiered amphitheater constructed with locally sourced timber seamlessly integrates culinary spaces within a vibrant festival environment, fostering community engagement and shared experiences around food.

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Curvilinear Glass Façade and Natural Stone Create Engaging Interactive Experience In A Cultural Pavilion

Sebastian Guzman, Ahmed Mohamed

Drawing inspiration from the Fibonacci Sequence, the pavilion's curvilinear glass façade harmoniously blends with natural stone elements to create an interactive cultural space that engages visitors in the narrative of human evolution and achievement.

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Charred Wooden Shingles Embrace Nature in A Versatile Community Hub Built with Timber

Scott Wall, Aaron Wright, Samantha Sowell, Kyle Johannes

Constructed with charred wooden shingles and framed in locally sourced timber, the community hub seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings while providing versatile spaces for social interaction and education.

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Community hub featuring locally sourced stone and sustainable timber integration in spiral architecture

Li Cheng-lin

This community hub harmoniously blends locally sourced stone and sustainable timber within a distinctive spiral design, creating a multifunctional space that reflects the rich cultural heritage of its Portuguese context.

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Charred Wooden Shingles And Rammed Earth Create A Community Observation Structure Embracing Nature

James Fray, Elfed Samuel

Charred wooden shingles and locally sourced rammed earth define a community-centric observation tower designed to blend seamlessly with the natural landscape while fostering environmental education and local engagement.