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Weathered Steel and Low-E Glass Blend with Nature in a Sustainable Dining Experience

Ana lucia Hernandez tejada, Seung joo Han pujol

Blending weathered steel and Low-E glass into a seamless greenhouse structure, this restaurant invites diners to experience seasonal ingredients amidst the breathtaking volcanic landscape of Mývatn.

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Residential building utilizing cross-laminated timber and charred wood shingles for sustainable design and local integration

Adriana Arteaga, Blake Villwock, Rahul Attraya

This residential building showcases a harmonious blend of cross-laminated timber panels and charred wood shingles, reflecting both sustainable design principles and a deep connection to its local environment.

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Hydraulic Elevation of Steel and Glass Huts for Community Engagement

Brandon Andía, Daniel Espezúa, María José Gaitán

Elevated steel huts with transparent glass walls create an interactive community space that fosters artistic collaboration and engagement in Victoria Park.

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Gabion Facade and Geothermal Integration in a Sustainable Greenhouse Restaurant

John Lucente

Combining a gabion façade with geothermal heating, this sustainable greenhouse restaurant in the Mývatn region exemplifies a harmonious synthesis of local materials and innovative agricultural practices, offering a unique dining experience rooted in the principles of eco-friendly hospitality.

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Curved Wood and Steel Footbridge Fostering Connection in Latvia's Natural Landscape

Andis Blums

A gracefully curved footbridge crafted from steel and warm wood creates a seamless connection to the natural beauty of Latvia's Gauja National Park, inviting exploration and enhancing the visitor experience.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber Create a Sustainable Community Hub

Crafted with charred wooden shingles and cross-laminated timber, the design stands out as a sustainable community hub that promotes interaction and engagement among its users.