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Rammed Earth Walls and Sedum Roofs Inspire Sustainable Community Spaces in Rural Italy

Jemima Dabell, Luke Bird, Ashley Thompson

Emphasizing sustainability with its rammed earth walls and sedum roofs, the design harmoniously integrates communal spaces into the Umbrian landscape, creating a unique venue for wine tasting and cultural engagement.

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Living Roofs and Local Woods Creating Tranquil Meditation Lodges Amidst Nature

Christina Yessios

Utilizing living roofs and locally sourced wood, the architecture creates serene meditation cabins that harmoniously blend with the natural landscape, promoting wellness and mindfulness.

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Volcanic Stone and Sedum Roofs Integrate with Curvilinear Forms for a Sustainable Visitor Experience

Matthew Usher

Crafted from volcanic stone and adorned with a sedum roof, the visitor center seamlessly integrates curvilinear forms into the rugged landscape of Northern Iceland, providing an immersive educational experience about the region's unique geological features.

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Sedum-Covered Roof and Pigmented Concrete Inviting Community Engagement in a Sunken Wine Tasting Room

Liam Mulheran, Michael Denyer

A sunken wine tasting room clad in pigmented concrete and topped with a sedum-covered roof creates a seamless connection with the surrounding landscape while facilitating community engagement through shared experiences in the art of viticulture.

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Gabion Walls and Sedum Roofs in a Community Visitor Center Embracing the Landscape

Rune Nistad, Daniel Loe, Vlad Lyakhov

Constructed with locally sourced gabion walls and a lush sedum roof, the design harmonizes with the unique lava landscapes of Iceland, serving as an immersive visitor center that educates and connects the community to its geological heritage.

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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.