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Discovering Folklore Through Laminate Panels and Rockwool in a Crossroads Tower

Discovering Folklore Through Laminate Panels and Rockwool in a Crossroads Tower

Maciej Augustynowicz, Daniel Mead

A cross-structured tower, clad in laminate panels and built with Rockwool for insulation, bridges folklore and landscape, providing visitors with an immersive observation experience in the heart of Iceland's unique terrain.

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Rammed Earth Pavilion with Spherical Core Enhancing Community Engagement

Rammed Earth Pavilion with Spherical Core Enhancing Community Engagement

Hanna Schmitthenner, Asta Hansen, Hanna Schmitthenner

Constructed from rammed earth and featuring a distinctive spherical core, the pavilion enhances community interaction while providing a versatile space for film screenings and social gatherings.

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Glue-Laminated Timber Lookout Anchored in Cultural Folklore

Randall Teal, Nick Grover, Madalyn Asker

Inspired by the ancient Völva, a glue-laminated timber structure invites visitors to explore the cultural folklore and breathtaking landscapes of Hverfjall while serving as a contemplative lookout.

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Floating Timber Arches Over Geothermal Fissures

Floating Timber Arches Over Geothermal Fissures

Sean Lawler

Floating above geothermal fissures, the combination of glue lam timber arches and lava rod supports creates a unique space that encourages both community interaction and personal reflection.

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Reflective Surfaces and SHEFRA Cladding in Timber Guest Cottages Embracing Local Mythology

Reflective Surfaces and SHEFRA Cladding in Timber Guest Cottages Embracing Local Mythology

Kalia Charalambous

Emphasizing reflective surfaces and SHEFRA cladding, the design integrates sustainably sourced timber and engages with local mythology to create a guest village that enhances visitor experience in the striking landscape of northern Scandinavia.

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Wind-Catchers and Light-Colored Stone Create a Sustainable Workspace Oasis

Lizendra Thomas Pinto, Neha Yoosuf Karakkandathil Pulikkandy Yoosuf

Incorporating wind-catchers and a façade of light-colored stone, the design creates a climate-responsive workspace that harmonizes with local cultural elements while promoting community collaboration.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Geothermal Energy Define a Sustainable Recreation Center in an Alpine Landscape

Charred Wooden Shingles and Geothermal Energy Define a Sustainable Recreation Center in an Alpine Landscape

Mathieu Louis Vito Letinturier

Constructed with charred wooden shingles and enhanced by geothermal energy, the recreation center harmonizes with Iceland's alpine landscape while providing a multifunctional space for community engagement and outdoor activities.

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Earth-Covered Pavilion Integrating Volcanic Stone and Panoramic Views for Cinematic Experience

Earth-Covered Pavilion Integrating Volcanic Stone and Panoramic Views for Cinematic Experience

Markus Wikar

Covered by earth and vegetation, the pavilion showcases volcanic stone and simple geometric forms, offering panoramic views while serving as a functional space for cinematic experiences.

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Reclaimed Wood and Green Concrete Define A Farm-to-Table Dining Experience in Iceland

Reclaimed Wood and Green Concrete Define A Farm-to-Table Dining Experience in Iceland

Eleonor Lomboy, Hannah Angelika Valencia

Reclaimed wood and green concrete form a dining destination that engages visitors with the natural surroundings and offers a unique farm-to-table experience in Iceland.

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Lava Stone Landmark Inspired by Huldufólk Connected to Tectonic Landscape

Lava Stone Landmark Inspired by Huldufólk Connected to Tectonic Landscape

Markus Bergerheim, Sophie Trossbach, My Nordström, Sara Mohtadi

Rising from the Icelandic landscape, the structure features lava stone cladding and is inspired by local folklore, providing a visitor center that invites exploration of its geological and cultural context.

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Exploring Folklore Through a Giant Roof Ring in Icelandic Geothermal Landscape

Exploring Folklore Through a Giant Roof Ring in Icelandic Geothermal Landscape

Walter Simone, Magali Paris

A giant roof ring envelops a geothermal exhibition hall, merging landscape and folklore in Iceland’s Mývatn region while providing a multifunctional space for education and community engagement.

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Corten Steel Retreat Integrated with Geothermal Heating and Natural Landscape

Corten Steel Retreat Integrated with Geothermal Heating and Natural Landscape

Neal Hemingway, Sam Wilson, Aurora Tallon, Asya Ivanova

Blending Corten steel with geothermal heating, these cabins are designed to harmonize with Iceland's terrain, providing a sustainable retreat for trekkers seeking respite amidst the rugged landscape.

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Thatch Rooves and Natural Stone Harmonize in a Climate-Responsive Community Hub

Thatch Rooves and Natural Stone Harmonize in a Climate-Responsive Community Hub

Andree Brunet, Anne-laurence Bellefeuille, Luc-olivier Daigle, David Blanc

With thatch roofs and locally sourced stone, the architectural design integrates seamlessly into its Icelandic landscape while serving as a sustainable community hub for both residents and visitors.

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Bamboo Structures with Vertical Gardens Transforming Urban Living Spaces

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