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Curved Concrete Plates over Fault Line with Geothermal Hearth for Visitor Engagement

Curved Concrete Plates over Fault Line with Geothermal Hearth for Visitor Engagement

Andy Kikta, Jonathan Toonkel

Two curved concrete plates, positioned above a tectonic fault line, create an interactive space that combines geological awareness with visitor functions such as observation and exploration.

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Charred Timber Pavilion with Integrated Raised Walkways over Fault Line

Charred Timber Pavilion with Integrated Raised Walkways over Fault Line

Joel Glazer

Built on a fault line, the structure employs charred timber and a network of raised walkways to provide accessibility and engagement, serving as a multifunctional public space.

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Pumice Walls Crafted at the Intersection of Tectonic Plates

Pumice Walls Crafted at the Intersection of Tectonic Plates

Micah Sexton, Emily Sexton

Constructed with pumice walls at the tectonic intersection of Eurasia and North America, the tower serves as a visitor center that enhances engagement with the geothermal landscape of Grjótagjá.

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Geothermal Caves Framed by Reinforced Concrete Towers

Geothermal Caves Framed by Reinforced Concrete Towers

David Thompson

Set within a vast fault line, four reinforced concrete towers coexist with geothermal caves, creating a sunken walkway that enhances visitor engagement with Iceland's unique geological features.

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Corten Steel and Wooden Pathway Enhancing Geological Exploration

Corten Steel and Wooden Pathway Enhancing Geological Exploration

Lara Jean-louis, Chloé Anouilh

Constructed from corten steel and wood, the pathway seamlessly guides visitors along a seismic fault line, providing access to the Karlagjá and Kvennagjá caves while emphasizing geological exploration and environmental sensitivity.

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Timber-Frame Pathways over Tectonic Fissures with Natural Wool Insulation

Timber-Frame Pathways over Tectonic Fissures with Natural Wool Insulation

Gerrit Schilder, Hill Scholte, Hallgrimur Fridgeirsson, Yibin Li

Constructed from a timber-frame design and integrated with natural wool insulation, the bridge spans a tectonic fissure, offering visitors a mindful journey through geological landscapes while providing access to geothermal springs.

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Vertical Tower Framing Fault Line Views in Icelandic Landscape

Vertical Tower Framing Fault Line Views in Icelandic Landscape

Alex Touayev, Léa Salamé

A vertical tower positioned within a prominent fault line offers panoramic views of the surrounding Icelandic landscape, enhancing visitor interaction and exploration in a thoughtfully arranged space that includes public and private functions.

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Tetrahedral Viewpoint with Sintered Stone and Structural Glazing over Tectonic Plates

Tetrahedral Viewpoint with Sintered Stone and Structural Glazing over Tectonic Plates

Norbert Sipos

A tetrahedral structure clad in sintered stone and large-scale glazing presides over the intersection of the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, offering visitors a unique viewpoint on the geological landscape.

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Embracing Fractures and Mounds in Ecological Environments

Embracing Fractures and Mounds in Ecological Environments

Silvia Montesdeoca cabrera, José carlos Ramírez ceballos, Andrea Díaz lacalle, Javier Herrera rodríguez

The architectural form utilizes a diagonal fracture and small topographical mounds to engage with the surrounding landscape, fostering ecological harmony while serving as a public facility.

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Building Above a Tectonic Fault with Catenary and Truss Systems

Building Above a Tectonic Fault with Catenary and Truss Systems

Nathan Baudoin, Theo Anorga, Warren Louis-marie

Built above a tectonic fault, this crossing structure utilizes catenary and truss systems to minimize its footprint while creating engaging spaces for community interaction and exploration.

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Charred Wood Retreat Amid Volcanic Landscape

Charred Wood Retreat Amid Volcanic Landscape

Dev singh Guru, Clara Garcia

Set against the volcanic backdrop of Hverfjall, the retreat utilizes charred wood to create immersive bathing experiences while reflecting the historical transformation of the surrounding landscape.

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Exploring Subterranean Spaces Through Dark Concrete and Volcanic Formations

Exploring Subterranean Spaces Through Dark Concrete and Volcanic Formations

Bertille Bouchard, Estelle Didier, Charlotte Malgoyre

Constructed from dark concrete and volcanic materials, the design elegantly integrates with Iceland's geological landscape while serving as a gateway for exploration and education around its subterranean caves.

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Burnt Wood and Translucent Spaces Overlooking the Fault Line

Burnt Wood and Translucent Spaces Overlooking the Fault Line

Steve Rouiller, Adrien Scarpitta

A large wooden blade of burnt wood binds the two sides of a fault line, incorporating translucent spaces and observation platforms that enhance visitors' understanding of the geological landscape while serving as a visitor center.

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Inflatable Structures and Spherical Membrane Elevate Observation Above Tectonic Landscape

Inflatable Structures and Spherical Membrane Elevate Observation Above Tectonic Landscape

Victoria Ciprien, Louise Canuet

The combination of inflatable structures and a spherical membrane creates a unique observation tower that offers expansive views of the Icelandic tectonic landscape, inviting visitors to engage with the natural forces at play.

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Metal Mesh and Burnt Wood Elevate Interaction Along a Fault Line

Metal Mesh and Burnt Wood Elevate Interaction Along a Fault Line

Océane Stadelmann, Elodie Serrant

Elevated 5 meters above a significant fault line, a blend of metal mesh and burnt wood creates a unique interaction space that invites exploration and appreciation of the surrounding landscape.

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Weathering Steel Bridge over Tectonic Fault with Glass Observation Decks and Geothermal Technology

Weathering Steel Bridge over Tectonic Fault with Glass Observation Decks and Geothermal Technology

James Pitropov

Built with weathering steel and laminated glass, the bridge spans a tectonic fault line, providing educational views and interactive experiences focused on geological processes and geothermal energy.

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Burnt Wood Structure Embracing Geological Insights in Icelandic Landscape

Burnt Wood Structure Embracing Geological Insights in Icelandic Landscape

Raphaël Staeubli, Antoine Viney

Built from burnt wood, the structure harmonizes with the geological landscape of Kvennagjá, offering visitors a space for exploration and education about the region's unique geology.

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Hovering Structure with Low-E Glass and Engaging Fault Line Experience

Hovering Structure with Low-E Glass and Engaging Fault Line Experience

Alex Kodama, Brianna Leonard, Caitlin Eberle, Tavis Erickson

Rising 10.5 meters above the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, the design utilizes low-E glass to create an immersive visitor center that fosters engagement with the geological features of the fault line.

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Spiral Viewpoints and Corrugated Metal Along a Geological Fault

Spiral Viewpoints and Corrugated Metal Along a Geological Fault

Silvia Galdamez, Aileene Han, Roberto Villasante

Positioned along a geological fault line, the elevated platform combines a spiral viewpoint and corrugated metal structures to create an inclusive visitor center that educates guests about the unique geological features of the Mývatn area.

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Exploring Tectonic Tension Through Volcanic Rock and Glass Observation Structures

Exploring Tectonic Tension Through Volcanic Rock and Glass Observation Structures

Jiwon Jung, Hyung chul Ko, Piyatida Wetcho

The integration of volcanic rock and expansive glass elements creates a spatial experience that reflects the tectonic tension of Iceland's geologic landscape, culminating in a functional observation tower that invites visitors to engage with the surrounding natural phenomena.

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