Cultural Center Featuring Curved Laminated Wood and Sustainable Design Solutions
Jozsef Kolossa,
Bonifac Von archicat,
Bence Bujtor,
Davor Robitschko
This cultural center harmoniously blends natural beauty and innovative design, showcasing a sculptural form crafted from curved laminated wood and incorporating geothermal technology to create a vibrant hub for community engagement and artistic expression in Iceland's enchanting landscape.
Film Pavilion and Restaurant Combining Volcanic Rock and Bio-Glass for an Immersive Nature Experience
Kava Massih,
Avery Mathews,
Mark Schlientz,
William Talamantes-ruplin
Nestled in the northern Icelandic landscape, this film pavilion and restaurant uniquely blends volcanic rock and bio-glass to create an immersive space that celebrates local culture while offering breathtaking views of the Aurora Borealis.
Corten Steel and Recycled Shipping Containers Create a Versatile Community Hub
Grazyna Malcher
Constructed from weathering Corten steel and repurposed shipping containers, the community hub seamlessly blends sustainability with modern design to foster local engagement and interaction.
Geothermal Refuge Featuring Volcanic Ash Walls and Expansive Glass Facades
Julieta Coccaro,
Ximena Novas
Volcanic ash walls seamlessly blend with expansive glass facades to create a geothermal refuge that invites community connection and engagement with the surrounding landscape.
Café Incorporating Burnt Wood and Panoramic Glass in a Volcanic Landscape
Diego Sierra,
Flor Rodríguez
Nestled among the slopes of a volcanic landscape, this café elegantly merges charred wood facade, expansive glass walls, and energy-efficient design to create a harmonious space that invites visitors to connect with nature while enjoying a satisfying culinary experience.
Circular Viewing Platform Crafted from Weather-Resistant Concrete and Timber Overlooking the Northern Lights
Gloria Tombolato,
Luca Piazzon
Elevated above the volcanic terrain, the circular platform seamlessly combines weather-resistant concrete and timber to offer an immersive experience for visitors seeking views of the Northern Lights and the unique geological landscape of Hverfjall.
Curvilinear Glass and Steel Pavilion Embracing Natural Landscapes with Biophilic Design Elements
Jehean Sim,
Nayeon Kim,
Changmin Park,
Dongho Han,
Nayeon Kim,
Changmin Park,
Dongho Han,
Nayeon Kim,
Changmin Park,
Dongho Han,
Nayeon Kim,
Changmin Park,
Dongho Han
Blending curvilinear glass panels with a robust steel framework, this pavilion creates a harmonious space that encourages reflection and education amidst the captivating backdrop of the northern lights.
Charred Wooden Shingles and Transparent Facades in a Community-Centric Space
Madison Hart,
Gabi Hines,
Matthew Mollenberg,
Brandon Fry
Emphasizing charred wooden shingles and expansive glass facades, the design creates a harmonious connection between community spaces and the surrounding tundra, serving as a welcoming hub for social interaction and engagement.
Ethereal Lightcloud Crafted from Transparent Glass and Lightweight Metals in a Northern Aurora Experience
Hatice Goksin,
Busra Dinar
Crafted as a lightcloud of transparent glass and lightweight metals, the pavilion captures the enchanting auroras above, creating a dynamic space for community engagement and immersive exhibitions.
Cantilevered Viewing Deck Crafted From Natural Materials In Sustainable Mountain Retreat
Agata Klonecka,
Julia Bujak,
Zuzanna Wołowiec
Crafted with cantilevered balconies and a facade of glass and natural stone, the sustainable retreat offers breathtaking views of the mountains while serving as a community hub for exploration and connection to the landscape.
Basalt and Timber Pavilion Embracing Natural Phenomena Through Curvilinear Form
Weronika Trzasko
Crafted from local basalt and timber, the Pavilion's curvilinear form harmoniously integrates with Iceland's dramatic landscape, providing visitors a unique space to experience cinema while observing the enchanting Northern Lights.
Buoyant Shelter Crafted from Polycarbonate Panels and Natural Timber Emphasizing Sustainable Living
Claudio Arce,
Mario Quiroz,
Esperanza Gebrie,
Ignacio Inostroza
Crafted with buoyant floats and transparent polycarbonate panels, this shelter merges sustainable living with innovative design in a circular form that harmonizes with its natural water setting.
Glass Facade Featuring Geothermal Systems in a Timber Pavilion for Seasonal Aurora Viewing
Halle Delmargo
A timber pavilion with a transparent façade and integrated geothermal systems offers a unique vantage for observing the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis, combining sustainability and educational experiences in a seamless interaction with nature.
Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber Frame a Community Hub Embracing Natural Topography
Max Jolly
Built with charred wooden shingles and cross-laminated timber, the architectural design embraces the local topography to create a community hub that promotes interaction and reflection within its natural setting.
Charred Wooden Shingles Forming an Observational Pavilion in a Volcanic Landscape
Meds Studio
Constructed with charred wooden shingles, the pavilion harmonizes with its volcanic surroundings, offering visitors a serene space for observation and contemplation of natural phenomena like the Northern Lights.
Volcanic Stone and Glasshouse Synergy in Community-Centric Agricultural Space
Karlie Nguyen
Constructed with volcanic stone and expansive glass facades, the design seamlessly merges agricultural functionality with community engagement, creating a vibrant hub for local food production and social interaction.
Exploring Cross-Laminated Timber Panels In A Community Center That Integrates Historical Context And Equine Heritage
Bruno Gobi,
Gabriela Avolio
Utilizing cross-laminated timber panels and a carefully restored historic house, this museum embodies the rich equine heritage of Northern Ireland while providing an engaging educational space for the community.
Charred Wooden Shingles and Glass Facade Elevating Aerial Views in a Scenic Observation Tower
Pablo Gallego,
Luis miguel Ramos
Utilizing charred wooden shingles and expansive glass to merge seamlessly with its landscape, the observation tower offers visitors an unparalleled vantage point to engage with Iceland's natural beauty and phenomena.
Curvilinear Form Embracing Local Stone and Charred Shingles in a Celestial Observatory
Vanessa Ma,
Leroy Cheng
Emphasizing a curvilinear form crafted from local stone and charred shingles, the observatory invites visitors to engage with Iceland's celestial beauty while exploring the geological wonders of Grjótgjá.
Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber Panels Create a Versatile Community Space
Bommier Pacôme
Utilizing charred wooden shingles and cross-laminated timber panels, the design harmoniously integrates with the natural landscape to create a versatile community space that fosters engagement and collaboration.
