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Bioplastic Cladding and Mycelium Walls in a Self-Sufficient Urban Habitat

Alessia Moi, Mara Cuccu

Utilizing bioplastic cladding and mycelium walls, this self-sufficient urban habitat redefines modern living by seamlessly integrating sustainable technologies with flexible spatial design.

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Microbial Cellulose Façade Inhabiting Interactive Spaces In Urban Environment

Karolina Bloch

Harnessing the strength and beauty of microbial cellulose, this structure creates an engaging public space that thrives on biological processes and fosters community interaction in an urban setting.

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Biomaterials Integration With Vertical Gardens in a Self-Sufficient Micro Home

Francisco Segovia pinilla, Belén González maldonado, Ivette González carrasco

Harnessing biomaterials and vertical gardens, this self-sufficient micro home exemplifies a modern approach to sustainable living, seamlessly integrating energy generation and local food production.

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Bio-Sand Structures Harmonizing Desert Habitat With Natural Materials

Ben Lee, Ruta Benetyte, Freddy Browne, Daven Masri

Harnessing local desert sand and innovative bio-materials, the design seamlessly integrates with its surroundings to create sustainable living spaces that prioritize ecological harmony and community engagement.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Solar Integration Define A Sustainable Wellness Retreat

Ka Lok Man, Prachi Rampuria, Soham De, Todor Kuznetsov

Incorporating charred wooden shingles and a natural water filtration system, this sustainable wellness retreat harmonizes with its landscape while providing a tranquil space for relaxation and healing.

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Geothermal Heating and Smart Glass Envelop a Volcanic Geology Museum in Iceland

Moosa Silwadi

Blending geothermal heating with smart glass and an organic form that echoes Iceland's volcanic landscape, the new museum invites visitors to explore the dynamic interplay of fire and ice through engaging geological exhibitions.