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Porous Concrete and Driftwood Embodying the Icelandic Landscape as a Visitor Centre

Porous Concrete and Driftwood Embodying the Icelandic Landscape as a Visitor Centre

David Morgan

Porous volcanic ash concrete and driftwood boarding create a dialogue between the visitor centre and the Icelandic landscape, providing a functional space for education and recreation while emphasizing the region's unique geological features.

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Custom Wood Skin Transforming Community Living with Upcycled Ash

Custom Wood Skin Transforming Community Living with Upcycled Ash

Leslie Lok, Lily Jantarachota

Upcycled ash wood forms a dynamic façade in a modular housing scheme that fosters community interaction through shared courtyards and flexible living units.

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Volcanic Ash and Glass Facade with Uninterrupted Views of Mývatn Nature Baths

Volcanic Ash and Glass Facade with Uninterrupted Views of Mývatn Nature Baths

Maciej Misiak, Dawid Mazanek, Bogumiła Mączkowska

Incorporating volcanic ash and expansive glass panels, the design offers unobstructed views of the Mývatn Nature Baths while providing an immersive dining experience within a thoughtfully arranged interior landscape.

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Catenary Curves with Volcanic Ash Create a Community Space in Nature

Catenary Curves with Volcanic Ash Create a Community Space in Nature

Matthew Calvey

Utilizing catenary curves and volcanic ash concrete, the design integrates into the hillside while offering panoramic views, creating a community-focused restaurant that emphasizes sustainability and connection to the natural landscape.

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Volcanic Ash Coating and Exposed Concrete Create Community Hub at the Base of Hverfjall Mountain

Volcanic Ash Coating and Exposed Concrete Create Community Hub at the Base of Hverfjall Mountain

Fitore Bekteshi

An electric fireplace symbolizes the dormant energy of HVERFJALL Mountain within a community hub that combines volcanic ash coating and exposed concrete, offering a space for locals and visitors to gather and learn about the region's geology.

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Curved Roofs and Volcanic Ash Create a Community Hub in Iceland

Curved Roofs and Volcanic Ash Create a Community Hub in Iceland

Piotr Pawłowski

Utilizing volcanic ash in its concrete roof and a dynamic, sloping form, the coffeehouse fosters community engagement while seamlessly integrating with Iceland's rugged landscape.

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Sod Integration and Volcanic Ash Create Sustainable Community Hub

Sod Integration and Volcanic Ash Create Sustainable Community Hub

Bjarke Jansen, Costanza Angeloni, Kleopatra Balatsouka

Crafted from volcanic ash and reclaimed wood, the design integrates sod roofs to blend seamlessly with the Icelandic landscape while providing a multifunctional space for community engagement.

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Conduits of Volcanic Ash Shaping a Visitor Center Experience

Conduits of Volcanic Ash Shaping a Visitor Center Experience

Zofia Andrzejewska, Hubert Cebulski

Constructed from bright monolithic concrete mixed with volcanic ash, the visitor center integrates geodetic forms that echo the surrounding landscape while providing an educational space focused on the dynamic processes of Iceland's geology.

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Copper Door Architecture with Volcanic Ash Facade in Icelandic Landscape

Copper Door Architecture with Volcanic Ash Facade in Icelandic Landscape

Joakim Häggström, Helena Maripuu, Tea Druškovic

Incorporating a facade of volcanic ash and prominent copper doors, the center provides a welcoming space for visitors to engage with the dramatic Icelandic landscape surrounding Hverfjall.

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Volcanic Ash Concrete Meets Geothermal Efficiency in Museum Design

Volcanic Ash Concrete Meets Geothermal Efficiency in Museum Design

Makoto Shibuya

Constructed using volcanic ash concrete and featuring a double skin facade for enhanced energy efficiency, the museum engages visitors with its layered spatial organization while providing insights into the geological history of the Myvatn region.

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Mountain Ash Sanctuary Enhancing Well-Being Through Mindful Design

Mountain Ash Sanctuary Enhancing Well-Being Through Mindful Design

Maciej Misiak, Bogumiła Mączkowska, Dawid Mazanek

Constructed with Mountain Ash, this sanctuary focuses on wellness and mindfulness through dedicated spaces for yoga and flower essence processing, integrating sustainable systems for optimal energy efficiency.

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Circular Columbarium with Textured Concrete and Ash Finishes for Communal Reflection

Circular Columbarium with Textured Concrete and Ash Finishes for Communal Reflection

Brittain Allison, Jon Oberheim

With circular urn niches crafted from textured concrete and infused with ash, the columbarium facilitates communal reflection and personal solace for those navigating the complexities of grief.

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Volcanic Ash and Etfe Enclosure Creating a Sustainable Greenhouse and Culinary Experience

Volcanic Ash and Etfe Enclosure Creating a Sustainable Greenhouse and Culinary Experience

Nour Khwies, Alexander Hey

Utilizing ETFE and volcanic ash, the design integrates a greenhouse and restaurant that fosters sustainability and enhances the culinary experience through direct engagement with agriculture.

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Volcanic Ash Structure with Organic Forms and Green Ramps

Volcanic Ash Structure with Organic Forms and Green Ramps

Paolo Piscitelli, Federica Iorio, Angela Palumbo, Giandomenico Tammaro

Constructed with volcanic ash, the design incorporates organic forms and green ramps, creating a cohesive space for social interaction and exhibition activities amid the surrounding landscape.

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Living Moss and Compacted Ash Integrate into a Volcanic Refuge

Living Moss and Compacted Ash Integrate into a Volcanic Refuge

Karen Harding, Jeb Beresford, Victoria Bartlett

Incorporating living moss and compacted ash, the design creates a refuge that seamlessly integrates with the volcanic landscape while serving as an educational public space focused on ecological restoration.

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Volcanic Ash Concrete and Green Roof Transform Community Space in Iceland’s Geological Landscape

Volcanic Ash Concrete and Green Roof Transform Community Space in Iceland’s Geological Landscape

Jose Lopez

Constructed using volcanic ash concrete and a green roof, this community space in Iceland integrates with its geological context to provide an educational coffee shop and exhibition area inviting engagement with the unique volcanic landscape.

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Volcanic Ash Structure Offering Immersive Views of Hverfjall

Volcanic Ash Structure Offering Immersive Views of Hverfjall

Julieta Coccaro, Ximena Novas

Constructed with volcanic ash, the underground structure offers immersive views of Hverfjall, creating a tranquil refuge that engages visitors with the surrounding landscape.

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Volcanic Ash Terracotta Coffee Shop Engaging with Iceland's Landscape

Volcanic Ash Terracotta Coffee Shop Engaging with Iceland's Landscape

Stefania Fleck, Daniella Calma, Gustavo Pardo

Constructed using volcanic ash terracotta, the coffee shop integrates with Iceland’s unique landscape, offering visitors a functional space for community engagement while enhancing the surrounding natural environment.

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Volcanic Ash and Weathering Steel Embrace Natural Light in Northern Iceland Coffee Shop

Volcanic Ash and Weathering Steel Embrace Natural Light in Northern Iceland Coffee Shop

Davide Avantini, Francesca La ferrara, Valerio Torzani

Constructed with volcanic ash and weathering steel, the coffee shop captures natural light while seamlessly integrating into the landscape of northern Iceland's Hverfjall region.

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Lattice Framework of Aged Ash Creating a Serene Sanctuary for Silent Reflection

Lattice Framework of Aged Ash Creating a Serene Sanctuary for Silent Reflection

Fernando Alonso tuero

Constructed with a lattice framework of aged ash, this silent meditation cabin integrates seamlessly into its natural surroundings, providing a serene environment for reflection and mindfulness.

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A central tree anchors a gabled cabin designed for relaxation and self-discovery, while cross ventilation and sustainable wood construction enhance the connection with nature.

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A Visitor Facility with a Vertical Observation Tower

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The proposal examines a visitor-oriented facility situated within a natural park landscape, designed to accommodate both recreational and educational functions. The study considers how spatial organization, vertical circulation, and cultural elements can enhance the visitor experience while addressing operational needs such as security and staff requirements.

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A Circular Reflection Memorial with Preserved Trees

A Circular Reflection Memorial with Preserved Trees

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The undulating roof structure, supported by wooden elements and complemented by a reflection garden featuring preserved mature trees, creates a contemplative memorial space honoring the lives lost during the Sri Lankan Civil War.

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A Double-Skin Cubic Structure Featuring Translucent Polycarbonate and Local Timber

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Jiansong Yuan, Xiaotong Ni

Incorporating a double-skin facade of translucent polycarbonate and locally sourced timber, the structure harmonizes with the volcanic landscape while providing essential facilities for winter recreation.

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An Adaptive Mixed-Use Complex with Integrated Greenhouse Facades

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Incorporating vertical gardens and green façades, the design enhances urban connectivity and sustainability while providing multi-functional spaces for offices and public interaction.