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Firepit-Centered Shelters Constructed with Timber and Fabric on the Rideau Canal

Ashwin subramaniyan Meenakshi sundaram, Rick Martell

Constructed from sustainable timber and fabric, these warming huts on the Rideau Canal provide a cozy refuge for winter skaters, featuring a central firepit that encourages community gathering in a harsh climate.

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Lava Rock Elements and Concrete Facades Shaping a Multifunctional Community Hub

Giacomo Talozzi, Beatrice Trincia

Constructed with indigenous lava rock and expansive glass facades, this multifunctional center harmoniously integrates into the landscape while providing versatile spaces for community engagement and seasonal activities.

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Rusted Metal and Plywood Structure Integrates Seamlessly Into Wetland Landscape

Ieva elizabete Brudne, Jurģis Prikulis, Jana Repše

A rusted metal facade encasing warm plywood interiors harmonizes with the surrounding wetland, creating an immersive center for education and community engagement.

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Elevated Treehouse Crafted from Timber and Glass Within a Biosphere Reserve

Randall Scovill, Azin Soumeeh, Cynthia Wang

Constructed from graceful wooden poles and expansive glass elements, this elevated structure harmonizes with its natural surroundings in the Northern Latvia Biosphere Reserve, serving as a versatile recreational hub that invites communal engagement and exploration.

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Cultural hub featuring cross-laminated timber and charred wooden shingles nestled in a natural landscape

Poppy Palmer, Group Beckett 8

Nestled within the serene landscape of Kemeri Bog, this cultural hub seamlessly integrates an exposed steel frame with locally-sourced pine and charred wooden shingles, creating adaptable spaces that celebrate seasonal events and foster community connection.