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Family residence featuring movable wall systems and natural ventilation solutions in sustainable materials

Hany Ibrahim, Rana Hany Maher Khalil

This family residence harmoniously integrates movable wall systems and natural ventilation strategies within a thoughtfully designed environment that reflects Emirati cultural values and employs sustainable materials for a distinctive living experience.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Permeable Paving in a Residential Community Development

Ella Nystrom, Matilda Svensk

Incorporating charred wooden shingles and permeable paving, the development redefines urban living by seamlessly blending community spaces with sustainable design elements, creating a vibrant residential environment.

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Rainwater Harvesting Home Embracing Local Stone and Ipe Wood in Coastal Harmony

Vedad IslambegoviĆ, Fatima Hafizović, Nejra Ahmić

Harnessing rainwater and integrating natural stone with Ipe wood, the residence seamlessly blends modern living with the rugged coastal landscape of Santorini, offering a tranquil retreat for its inhabitants.

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Sustainable Housing Crafted From Palm Trunks With Integrated Solar Energy in Desert Communities

Omar Galal, Mahmoud Amgad, Mostafa Hazem, Ola Maged

Crafted from locally-sourced palm trunks and designed to harness solar energy, this sustainable community habitat in the Egyptian desert redefines modern living while honoring traditional building practices.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Laminated Timber Create Inviting Community Huts in Latvia

Kaikang Shen, Yijia Wang, Yaran Zhang

With its charred wooden shingles and warm laminated timber, the architectural design harmonizes with the Latvian landscape, offering a series of communal huts that foster both social interaction and personal retreat.