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Rhomboid Form Enhanced by Timber and Glass Embracing Nature in a Visitor Center

Alvaro Novas filgueira

Rhomboid geometry combined with a façade of glass and sustainably sourced timber creates a seamless transition between the Rhombog Visitor Center and the surrounding Great Kemeri Bog, serving as a hub for eco-education and community engagement.

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Thatched Roof Visitor Center Integrating Local Timber and Native Flora

Charles Beck

Emphasizing sustainable practices, the design incorporates a thatched roof and locally sourced timber to create an engaging center that educates visitors about the rich ecology of the Great Kemeri Bog.

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Elevated Visitor Center Crafted with Timber and Glass Emphasizing Ecological Integration

Behrooz Parchini

Elevated above the landscape, the visitor center combines locally sourced timber and expansive glass to create a harmonious learning environment that fosters ecological awareness and community engagement.

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Natural Stone and Pine Wood Integrate Into a Visitor Center Designed for Habitat Education and Recreation

Jose Lacruz vela, Naomi Njoki nyaga njonjo

Nestled within the Great Kemeri Bog, the visitor center unites locally sourced pine wood and resilient stone materials to create an immersive space dedicated to environmental education and recreation.

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Visitor Center with a Fragmented Form and Vegetated Roof Featuring Sustainable Materials in a Natural Landscape

Michael Ritchie

Nestled within the serene landscape of a national park, this visitor center features a distinctive fragmented design, large glass facades, and a vegetated roof, all crafted with sustainable materials to enhance the connection between visitors and the natural environment.

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Natural Timber Facade With Sustainable Design Integrating Playful Terraces in a Biodiverse Landscape

Gorana Savic, Mario Kupcevsky

Crafted from untreated pine and enhanced by playful terraces, the design harmoniously integrates with the surrounding landscape, creating an inviting visitors center that fosters education and appreciation for the unique biodiversity of the Great Kemeri Bog.

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Circular Visitor Center Crafted with Sustainable Wood Cladding and Expansive Glass Facades

Andrius Pakulis, Andrius Serapinas, Vitalijus Rudokas, Gintarė Kabalinė

Crafted with a circular form and sustainable wood cladding, this visitor center seamlessly integrates expansive glass facades that invite nature in, providing an informative hub for exploring the ecological wonders of the Great Kemeri Bog.

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Elevated Structure of Curvilinear Forms Emphasizing Transparent Walls and Natural Light in a Visitor Center

Xinxin Lin, Raina Lin

Elevated above the undulating landscape, the visitor center utilizes curvilinear forms and transparent walls to seamlessly integrate into the Great Kemeri Bog while facilitating a rich experience of nature and education.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Elevated Walkways in a Nature-Inspired Visitor Experience

Alon Lifshitz, Shachar Lifshitz, Idan Ben hamo

Elevated walkways intricately weave through the landscape, inviting visitors to explore a dynamic experience within a center crafted from sustainable materials like charred wooden shingles and walnut accents, all while fostering a deep connection with the surrounding ecosystem.

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Charred Wooden Accents Within A Visitor Center Designed Around Natural Integration and Sustainable Cross-Laminated Timber Construction

Richard Touzjian

Emphasizing harmony with its natural surroundings, the visitor center showcases charred wooden accents and sustainable cross-laminated timber construction, inviting visitors to engage with the rich cultural heritage of Kemeri National Park.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Sustainable Panels Create a Visitor Center Harmonizing with Nature

Kinga Komáromi, Attila Szabó, Gergely Vörös, Kamilla Zámbó

Utilizing charred wooden shingles and structural insulated panels, the visitor center seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings, offering an engaging gateway to the unique ecosystem of the Great Kemeri Bog.

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Visitor Center Emphasizing Seasonal Engagement with Cross-Laminated Timber and Charred Wooden Shingle Architecture

Maria nohelly Jaime, James Mackey, Cameron Allen

Nestled within the Great Kemeru Bog, this visitor center seamlessly blends cross-laminated timber and charred wooden shingles to create seasonal huts that encourage immersive exploration of the surrounding landscape, offering a unique connection to nature throughout the changing seasons.

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Visitor Center Featuring Cross-Laminated Timber and Charred Wood Shingles in a Coastal Wetland Environment

Teymur Melikov

Nestled within a coastal wetland, this visitor center exemplifies sustainable design through its use of cross-laminated timber and charred wooden shingles, creating a seamless blend of functionality, education, and a respect for the surrounding natural environment.

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Corten Steel and Sedum Roof Enhance Sustainability in Ecological Visitor Center

Keith Mcgarry

Emphasizing sustainability through its use of weathered Corten steel and a vibrant sedum roof, the center seamlessly integrates into the landscape, offering an immersive educational experience about the unique biodiversity of the Great Kemeri Bog.

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Dimpled Roof and Larch Facade Enhancing Visitor Experience in a Nature Immersion Space

Mantas Maziliauskas, Gitana Stankienė, Povilas Šorys, Akvilė Norvilaitė

With a dimpled roof that mirrors the surrounding topography and a warm larch wood facade, the design creates a welcoming space for visitors to engage with the unique ecological landscape of the Great Kemeri Bog.

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Canopy Bridge Constructed With Locally Sourced Timber and Piezoelectric Technology Enhancing Ecological Engagement

Jade Moore, Group Nine

Constructed from locally sourced timber and integrating piezoelectric technology, the bridge creates a harmonious connection between the lush tree canopy and the vibrant ecosystems of the Great Kemeri Bog, all while enhancing visitor engagement with the natural landscape.

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Coffer Roofs And Transparent Facades In A Sustainable Timber Visitor Center

Paulius Paskačimas, Augustė Pilkaitė

With its dynamic coffered roof and expansive glass facades, this sustainable timber center seamlessly blends into the Latvian landscape, serving as an educational hub for ecotourism in the Great Kemeri Bog.

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Gabled Visitor Center Crafted From Natural Pine and Enhanced With Sustainable Insulation

Michael Harpster

Crafted with vertical pine cladding and designed with an emphasis on natural light, the Visitor Center serves as an inviting hub for education and exploration within Great Kemeri National Park.

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Elevated Canopy Walkways Featured in Sustainable Timber Visitor Center

Yair Pery, Tal Rotchild

Elevated walkways built from local timber transport visitors through the treetops, immersing them in the unique ecology of Latvia's bog while serving as a center for education and exploration.

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Vertical Cladding and Natural Lighting Enhance Sustainability in a Visitor Center Embracing Its Wetland Context

Filip Teter

With a façade of vertical timber cladding that seamlessly integrates with its wetland surroundings, this visitor center utilizes natural lighting and rainwater management to create an inviting educational hub for exploring the unique ecology of the Kemeri Bog.

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Rhomboid Form Enhanced by Timber and Glass Embracing Nature in a Visitor Center

Thatched Roof Visitor Center Integrating Local Timber and Native Flora

Elevated Visitor Center Crafted with Timber and Glass Emphasizing Ecological Integration

Natural Stone and Pine Wood Integrate Into a Visitor Center Designed for Habitat Education and Recreation

Visitor Center with a Fragmented Form and Vegetated Roof Featuring Sustainable Materials in a Natural Landscape

Natural Timber Facade With Sustainable Design Integrating Playful Terraces in a Biodiverse Landscape

Circular Visitor Center Crafted with Sustainable Wood Cladding and Expansive Glass Facades

Elevated Structure of Curvilinear Forms Emphasizing Transparent Walls and Natural Light in a Visitor Center

Charred Wooden Shingles and Elevated Walkways in a Nature-Inspired Visitor Experience

Charred Wooden Accents Within A Visitor Center Designed Around Natural Integration and Sustainable Cross-Laminated Timber Construction

Charred Wooden Shingles and Sustainable Panels Create a Visitor Center Harmonizing with Nature

Visitor Center Emphasizing Seasonal Engagement with Cross-Laminated Timber and Charred Wooden Shingle Architecture

Visitor Center Featuring Cross-Laminated Timber and Charred Wood Shingles in a Coastal Wetland Environment

Corten Steel and Sedum Roof Enhance Sustainability in Ecological Visitor Center

Dimpled Roof and Larch Facade Enhancing Visitor Experience in a Nature Immersion Space

Canopy Bridge Constructed With Locally Sourced Timber and Piezoelectric Technology Enhancing Ecological Engagement

Coffer Roofs And Transparent Facades In A Sustainable Timber Visitor Center

Gabled Visitor Center Crafted From Natural Pine and Enhanced With Sustainable Insulation

Elevated Canopy Walkways Featured in Sustainable Timber Visitor Center

Vertical Cladding and Natural Lighting Enhance Sustainability in a Visitor Center Embracing Its Wetland Context

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Rhomboid Form Enhanced by Timber and Glass Embracing Nature in a Visitor Center

Thatched Roof Visitor Center Integrating Local Timber and Native Flora

Elevated Visitor Center Crafted with Timber and Glass Emphasizing Ecological Integration

Natural Stone and Pine Wood Integrate Into a Visitor Center Designed for Habitat Education and Recreation

Visitor Center with a Fragmented Form and Vegetated Roof Featuring Sustainable Materials in a Natural Landscape

Natural Timber Facade With Sustainable Design Integrating Playful Terraces in a Biodiverse Landscape

Circular Visitor Center Crafted with Sustainable Wood Cladding and Expansive Glass Facades

Elevated Structure of Curvilinear Forms Emphasizing Transparent Walls and Natural Light in a Visitor Center

Charred Wooden Shingles and Elevated Walkways in a Nature-Inspired Visitor Experience

Charred Wooden Accents Within A Visitor Center Designed Around Natural Integration and Sustainable Cross-Laminated Timber Construction

Charred Wooden Shingles and Sustainable Panels Create a Visitor Center Harmonizing with Nature

Visitor Center Emphasizing Seasonal Engagement with Cross-Laminated Timber and Charred Wooden Shingle Architecture

Visitor Center Featuring Cross-Laminated Timber and Charred Wood Shingles in a Coastal Wetland Environment

Corten Steel and Sedum Roof Enhance Sustainability in Ecological Visitor Center

Dimpled Roof and Larch Facade Enhancing Visitor Experience in a Nature Immersion Space

Canopy Bridge Constructed With Locally Sourced Timber and Piezoelectric Technology Enhancing Ecological Engagement

Coffer Roofs And Transparent Facades In A Sustainable Timber Visitor Center

Gabled Visitor Center Crafted From Natural Pine and Enhanced With Sustainable Insulation

Elevated Canopy Walkways Featured in Sustainable Timber Visitor Center

Vertical Cladding and Natural Lighting Enhance Sustainability in a Visitor Center Embracing Its Wetland Context

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