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Geothermal Community Hub Featuring Volcanic Stone and Double-Skin Facade

Geothermal Community Hub Featuring Volcanic Stone and Double-Skin Facade

Jose abel Espinosa dyck, María Martínez

Constructed with volcanic stone and a double-skin facade, the community hub leverages geothermal energy to create a sustainable gathering space that fosters social interaction and environmental sensitivity.

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Cseb Construction with Green Roofs Creating Resilient Micro-Village Solutions

Cseb Construction with Green Roofs Creating Resilient Micro-Village Solutions

Tamin Song, Bruce Han, Jamikorn Charoenphan

Constructed using compressed stabilized earth blocks and integrated green roofs, this micro-village in Niger offers a sustainable and community-focused living solution designed to combat desertification and foster resilience.

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Aluminum Honeycomb Panels and Thermal Insulation Define a Sustainable Himalayan Shelter

Aluminum Honeycomb Panels and Thermal Insulation Define a Sustainable Himalayan Shelter

Athena Demenga, Athena Demenga, Abramo Demenga

Utilizing aluminum honeycomb panels and thermal insulation, the design creates a resilient living space that integrates seamlessly into the Himalayan landscape, serving as a sustainable shelter for communal gatherings.

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Vertical Gardens and Acoustic Treatments in a Community Hub Built from Reinforced Concrete

Vertical Gardens and Acoustic Treatments in a Community Hub Built from Reinforced Concrete

Giorgio Pini, Jonathan Arbib

Incorporating vertical gardens and advanced acoustic treatments within a structure of reinforced concrete, the facility serves as a versatile community hub designed for diverse cultural activities and events.

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Vegetal Roofs and Local Reeds Define Eco-Friendly Lodging Along the Baltic Coast

Vegetal Roofs and Local Reeds Define Eco-Friendly Lodging Along the Baltic Coast

David Pelissou

Utilizing a vegetal roof and local reeds, the eco-friendly cabins along the Baltic coastline offer sustainable lodging designed to harmonize with the surrounding landscape.

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Recycled Steel Observation Platforms Embracing Fossil Dunes and Local Wildlife

Recycled Steel Observation Platforms Embracing Fossil Dunes and Local Wildlife

Khawla Alshamsi, Sultan Alshamsi

Utilizing recycled steel to create accessible observation platforms, the design intertwines with fossil dunes and local wildlife habitats, offering visitors a unique space to engage with the surrounding ecosystem.

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Compressed Earth Facade with Rainwater Collection in a Compact Woodland Residence

Compressed Earth Facade with Rainwater Collection in a Compact Woodland Residence

Sebastian Mejia silva, Miguel angel Parra franco, Jakeline Gil saldarriaga, Laura Rivera Salazar

Constructed with compressed earth blocks and elevated on metal stilts, this compact residence in a wooded area incorporates a rainwater collection system to create a sustainable living space for a painter and a chef.

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Magma Stones and Steel Structure Shaping Sustainable Exhibition Space

Magma Stones and Steel Structure Shaping Sustainable Exhibition Space

Moneef Alhajjaj, Mustafa Ahmad, Nour Abdel hafez

Constructed with magma stones and a steel structure, the design creates a sustainable exhibition space that integrates seamlessly with the geothermal landscape of Hverfjall Volcano and Mývatn Lake.

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Geothermal Energy and Galvanized Metal Towers Enhancing Visitor Connectivity

Geothermal Energy and Galvanized Metal Towers Enhancing Visitor Connectivity

Shabbir Kazmi

Utilizing galvanized metal and geothermal energy, the structures provide elevated viewing platforms that foster an interactive experience with the unique landscape of Myvatn, Iceland.

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Transforming Petrol Stations into Modular Housing Blocks

Balázs Fürtön, Flóra Horóczi, Tünde Kas, Ákos Balog

Repurposing former petrol stations into modular housing units, the design emphasizes sustainability and adaptability, addressing Berlin's pressing housing needs while integrating electric vehicle infrastructure.

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Dark Trapezoidal Cladding and Geothermal Heating Define a Sustainable Lodge Experience

Dark Trapezoidal Cladding and Geothermal Heating Define a Sustainable Lodge Experience

Bartosz Szymanek

Constructed with dark trapezoidal cladding and powered by a geothermal heating system, the lodge provides a sustainably designed retreat that enhances the natural landscape while accommodating outdoor enthusiasts.

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Charred Wooden Shingles Define Sustainable Micro-Home with Cross-Laminated Timber Panels

Charred Wooden Shingles Define Sustainable Micro-Home with Cross-Laminated Timber Panels

Gregory Stransham Gordge, Susan Edith Johnston

Utilizing charred wooden shingles and cross-laminated timber panels, this sustainable micro-home integrates advanced water harvesting and natural ventilation systems to enhance urban living efficiency.

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Geothermal Cabins Constructed with Ferrocement Panels and Enhanced Natural Ventilation

Geothermal Cabins Constructed with Ferrocement Panels and Enhanced Natural Ventilation

irene nervi, Claudio Parisi

Constructed with ferrocement panels and designed for optimal geothermal efficiency, these cabins provide a sustainable retreat for trekkers while seamlessly integrating into the Icelandic landscape.

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Helicopter-Dropped Shelters Crafted from Cross-Laminated Timber with Charred Wooden Accents

Helicopter-Dropped Shelters Crafted from Cross-Laminated Timber with Charred Wooden Accents

Nina Edwards Anker, raphael walther

Constructed using helicopter-dropped cross-laminated timber and accentuated with charred wooden shingles, these modular shelters provide a sustainable retreat for trekkers in Iceland's rugged landscape.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber Define a Sustainable Retreat in Iceland

Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber Define a Sustainable Retreat in Iceland

Trista Davis

Combining charred wooden shingles and cross-laminated timber, the design integrates renewable energy systems while providing flexible accommodations that immerse guests in the serene Icelandic landscape.

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Layered Observation Tower with Engineered Wood and Natural Airflow

Layered Observation Tower with Engineered Wood and Natural Airflow

Luca Marulli, Daet Wasurushtakon

Incorporating a layered structure and engineered wood, the tower provides unobstructed views of the Al Wathba natural reserve while promoting natural airflow, serving as a unique observation point in the desert landscape.

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Volcanic Stones and Sustainable Wood Shape a Community Hub in Iceland

Volcanic Stones and Sustainable Wood Shape a Community Hub in Iceland

Amir Armani asl, Kiana Ghader, Mohaddeseh Mahmoudi, Minoo maboudi

Crafted from volcanic stones and sustainable wood, the design creates a community hub in Iceland that emphasizes environmental harmony and fosters social interaction.

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A Sustainable Visitor Center for Wildlife Observation and Education

A Sustainable Visitor Center for Wildlife Observation and Education

Katerina Pavlou, Kyrkos pavlos Giannakopoulos

Curved precast concrete forms and an extensive use of timber create a clear connection to the surrounding landscape while facilitating education and interaction at a visitor center dedicated to wetland conservation.

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Pulley-Driven Flexibility in Compact Living Spaces

Hugh Leahy

A unique pulley system enables flexible living arrangements within a compact micro home designed for urban settings, prioritizing sustainability and efficient use of space.

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Rammed Earth Pavilion Emulating Geological Layers with Curvilinear Forms

Almaz Paalvast, Sjoerd Poelman

Crafted from rammed earth and shaped by the form of an Ammonite fossil, the visitor center enhances understanding of the Grand Canyon's geological history while providing a space for educational exhibits and immersive experiences.

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Light-colored sand and pinkish hues define an educational facility that merges porous walls with the natural landscape of a wetland, promoting biodiversity while enhancing visitor engagement.

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Community-Centric Design Featuring Eco-Friendly Photovoltaics and Traditional Azulejos

Community-Centric Design Featuring Eco-Friendly Photovoltaics and Traditional Azulejos

Patryk Włodarczyk

Incorporating traditional azulejos and sustainable photovoltaic panels, the facility fosters community interaction among elderly residents through thoughtfully designed spaces that blend functionality with regional cultural elements.

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Living Well: a Residential Model for Active Ageing

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A Modular Villa Inspired by a Traditional Game

A Modular Villa Inspired by a Traditional Game

Sadyr Khabukhayev, Raikhan Seilova

Located within a uniform residential landscape in the United Arab Emirates, the design introduces a contemporary response to the region’s repetitive built environment. It proposes a modular residential typology that accommodates changing household needs while engaging with its environmental and social context.

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A Multi-Use High-Rise with Charred Timber Shingles and Vertical Gardens

A Multi-Use High-Rise with Charred Timber Shingles and Vertical Gardens

Shiyen Wu, Jun-han Huang, Pei-shan Chen, Chun-teng Lin

Constructed with charred wooden shingles and enhanced by biophilic green walls, the design integrates residential and commercial spaces to promote community interaction within an urban setting.

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The Repurposed Oil Rigs Supporting Aquatic Communities with Urban Farming

The Repurposed Oil Rigs Supporting Aquatic Communities with Urban Farming

Mark Van Wasbeek, Jules Stefelmanns

Repurposed oil rigs form the foundation for a resilient water-based community, integrating fish farms and urban agriculture to create a sustainable habitat for future residents.

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Wellness Space Elevated in a Forest Canopy

Wellness Space Elevated in a Forest Canopy

Valeria Baeza, Mario Arancibia, Felipe Gonzalez, Tomas Zelada

The project is a wellness retreat that brings together yoga, meditation, and communal living through an architecture focused on minimal environmental impact. Using ecologically responsible materials and passive design strategies, it fosters a balanced relationship between daily life and the surrounding natural landscape.

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Pilgrimage Yoga House: a Low-Impact Retreat Near the Baltic Sea

Pilgrimage Yoga House: a Low-Impact Retreat Near the Baltic Sea

Daniel Bramah

Positioned between the Baltic Sea and the Jaunupes River, the Pilgrimage Yoga House is a multifunctional space designed for yoga, meditation, and communal gathering. The project combines sustainable construction with a strong sensitivity to its landscape and users, offering a setting that supports both individual reflection and shared experience.