Jeremy Cyrille Barla Ekwe,Nelson Christian Ndjoune Kosso,Marion Limouzy,Caroline Veronique Engome épouse Barla Ekwe
Constructed with local clay bricks and featuring dry toilets alongside green roofs, the microhome promotes sustainability and community resilience while providing essential housing in a challenging urban environment.
Incorporating local stone and algorithmically determined forms, this high-altitude shelter offers a sustainable living environment designed for resilience and community interaction.
A flexible roof design integrates local craftsmanship and sustainability to create an efficient bike stop that offers hydration, rest, and community interaction for cyclists.
Constructed with charred wooden shingles and cross-laminated timber panels, the design fosters ecological engagement while providing a flexible community space for social interaction.
Constructed primarily from clay and straw, these microhomes prioritize communal living and multifunctional spaces, offering an efficient solution for modern habitation while fostering a sense of community among residents.
Utilizing charred wooden shingles and local stone, the design integrates seamlessly with its vineyard surroundings to create a mixed-use facility that encompasses hotel accommodations, wellness spaces, and hospitality venues.
Built using circular layouts and materials like straw bales and wood, the residence optimizes energy efficiency and water management while offering a balanced living environment.
With a thatch roof designed to harmonize with its rural Latvian landscape, these cabins utilize local stonework and timber to create inviting spaces for year-round visitor accommodations.
Inspired by the forms of icebergs, the design integrates a circular economy approach while facilitating a community space that emphasizes sustainability through its interconnected residential, agricultural, and recycling areas.
High-altitude gardens provide elevated green spaces overlooking the waterfront, creating community-focused areas that support local economies through public engagement and flexible working environments.
Constructed from locally sourced rammed earth and timber, this housing initiative promotes sustainable living while providing essential residences for sawmill workers in the Vichada region.
Retractable sleeping pods made from locally sourced stone and wood provide a flexible accommodation solution for trekkers navigating the harsh conditions of the Himalayas.
With interlocking gables inspired by the local volcanic formations and constructed using glulam timber, the visitor centre provides an educational hub that fosters a deep connection between visitors and Iceland's unique natural landscape.
Incorporating a carefully designed air chimney for optimal ventilation, the hut utilizes bamboo and wood from invasive species to provide a sustainable living space within the Cambodian rural landscape.
Constructed with locally sourced brick and concrete, this cultural hub integrates biophilic design principles and flexible art studios, fostering community engagement while serving as a museum, guest house, and creative workshop.
A facade inspired by frost flowers enhances the interaction of natural light within a structure built from cross-laminated timber and local lava rocks, serving as a multifunctional greenhouse resort in Iceland.
Pippa Mcleod-brown,Layla van Ellen,Monika Brandić Lipińska
Utilizing mycelium insulation and an anaerobic digester, this self-sufficient tiny house adapts to seasonal changes, providing essential living space for observatory workers in winter and tourists during the summer.
Dragos - andrei Beldiman,Sonia - elena Dumitrescu,Ana - corina Enciu,David Orbocea
Elevated wooden facades connect the six seasonal houses to their natural surroundings, promoting sustainable tourism while providing comfortable living spaces for visitors.
Concrete walls define a residence that elegantly plays with light and shadow while incorporating recycled materials and vegetation, creating a sustainable home for a couple in Mérida.
A tilted thatched roof with peek-a-boo openings creates a unique shelter that engages with the surrounding landscape while stacked timber walls provide practical space for catering and community interaction.
Crafted with natural brown tones and a focus on simplicity, the hut integrates into the Cambodian landscape, offering a serene retreat for reflection and relaxation.
Elevated on stilts, the structure utilizes cross-laminated timber panels and translucent surfaces to create a harmonious integration with the surrounding environment, serving as a serene space for meditation and reflection.
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.
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.
Maria Paz Debarre,Maria Azul Fontao,Eliana Daniela Lejtman
The proposal examines a series of modular cabins designed to support cyclists along a major European route. The study focuses on how compact structures equipped with essential facilities can provide comfort and rest while maintaining a low impact on the natural environment.
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.
Maria Turcu,Mihai Mitrică,Alina Măldărescu,Alina Lixeanu
Incorporating vertical gardens and green façades, the design enhances urban connectivity and sustainability while providing multi-functional spaces for offices and public interaction.
The conical structure clad in iridescent terracotta tiles offers a seamless blend of ecological sensitivity and cultural resonance, providing an elevated platform for observing the diverse wildlife of the Al Wathba Wetland Reserve, UAE.
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