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Waterless Design Meets Fiberglass Efficiency in Compact Living

Waterless Design Meets Fiberglass Efficiency in Compact Living

Yu Zhou

Built with high-capacity insulated fiberglass, this compact dwelling incorporates a waterless bathroom system and solar power, providing efficient off-grid living solutions for diverse environments.

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Jewel-Like Structure with Glass Solar Panels Designed for Compact Living

Jewel-Like Structure with Glass Solar Panels Designed for Compact Living

Andrew james Boon, Luke Wiltshire, Hengameh Fazeli, Hoong shin Chin

A jewel-like structure with an angular form and glass solar panels harnesses energy while providing a compact living space designed for modern lifestyles.

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Charred Wood Facade and Modular Design Transforming Urban Rooftops into Functional Living Spaces

Charred Wood Facade and Modular Design Transforming Urban Rooftops into Functional Living Spaces

Maryam Kiani Shahvandi, Eleftheria Tsekoura

Utilizing charred wood for its facade and a modular design approach, this urban dwelling seamlessly transforms rooftop spaces into efficient and sustainable living environments.

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Photovoltaic Roof Catchers and Kingspan Insulation Transforming Urban Rooftops into Sustainable Living Spaces

Photovoltaic Roof Catchers and Kingspan Insulation Transforming Urban Rooftops into Sustainable Living Spaces

Santiago Mata Santillana

Utilizing Kingspan insulation and photovoltaic roof catchers, this urban initiative transforms underutilized rooftops into functional, sustainable living spaces for city residents.

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Hexagonal Timber Pods Transforming Urban Rooftops into Green Living Spaces

Hexagonal Timber Pods Transforming Urban Rooftops into Green Living Spaces

Connor Pilling, Valerio Stuart, Jack Hutton, Daniel Warren

Elevated on urban rooftops, hexagonal timber pods create adaptable living spaces that integrate food production and sustainable energy use into the fabric of city life.

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Modular Living Units Featuring Kingspan Cladding and Eco-Roofs on Urban Rooftops

Modular Living Units Featuring Kingspan Cladding and Eco-Roofs on Urban Rooftops

Aleksandra Kaszubska

Utilizing Kingspan cladding and integrating eco-roofs, modular living units transform underutilized urban rooftops into sustainable housing solutions that enhance community connections in densely populated environments.

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Spherical Form Crafted with Recycled Steel and Double-Skin Glass for Sustainable Living

Spherical Form Crafted with Recycled Steel and Double-Skin Glass for Sustainable Living

Gabriel Caetano, Adel Meghraoui, Sandy Téa Sainte, Manon Sophie Marie Josabeth Vancaeyzeele, Romain Barontini

Utilizing a double-skin glass façade and modular form, this microhome combines recycled steel and natural materials to create a self-sufficient living space that harmonizes with its environment.

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A Community Spa with Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber

A Community Spa with Charred Wooden Shingles and Cross-Laminated Timber

Franco Ghilardi

Wrapped in charred wooden shingles and built from cross-laminated timber, this community spa blends wellness, sustainability, and landscape-driven design in a remote Icelandic setting.

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A Climate-Responsive Residence with Living Walls and Voids

A Climate-Responsive Residence with Living Walls and Voids

Wilson Lopes Do Nascimento Junior, Valerio Ziantoni, Gabriela Vitória Carvalho, João Pedro Pina

The design addresses the challenges of desert living by integrating sustainable strategies that support self-sufficiency and environmental resilience. Emphasizing resource efficiency and ecological balance, the project highlights the relationship between built form and natural systems in a harsh environment.

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A Radial Tower Connecting Landscape and Cultural Narratives

A Radial Tower Connecting Landscape and Cultural Narratives

Levi Gauge Pfeil

Situated within the prairie landscape of De Smet, South Dakota, the design draws inspiration from the form and symbolism of pioneer-era covered wagons. The intervention engages visitors through movement, materiality, and historical reference.

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A Split-Level Shelter for Arctic Living

Pietro Cipolletta, Marco Caporaletti

Set within Iceland’s remote and rugged landscape, the design explores the relationship between built form and natural environment. It prioritizes ecological sensitivity and spatial adaptability, offering a retreat that accommodates both communal and private use across changing seasonal conditions.

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A Modular System for off-Grid Communal Living

A Modular System for off-Grid Communal Living

Paolo Dolceamore, Omar Cicci, Federico Andrea Iannarone, Matteo Dossetto

Designed to respond to the demands of remote habitation, the work addresses housing flexibility within Iceland’s variable climatic and geographic conditions. It considers ecological performance, spatial adaptability, and modular construction as key factors in supporting off-grid living for a diverse user base.

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A Resilient Design for Displaced Communities

A Resilient Design for Displaced Communities

Abdollah Enferadi, Fateme Kameli, Alireza Rezaei, Arash Shariati

The design responds to the urgent need for adaptable shelter solutions in areas affected by conflict and displacement. It focuses on creating resilient living environments that support both physical safety and social well-being.

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A Residence Composed of Interlocking Timber Volumes

A Residence Composed of Interlocking Timber Volumes

Silviu Virgil Aldea

Located in a temperate climate zone, the residence explores a modern approach to family living through a series of interlocking volumes. The design emphasizes a connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, supporting adaptable living patterns while responding to environmental considerations.

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A Sustainable Microhome for Resource-Limited Communities

A Sustainable Microhome for Resource-Limited Communities

Kristýna Rosecká, Sandro Nanić

The design responds to pressing housing needs in regions affected by climate change and urban displacement, focusing on sustainable, self-sufficient living solutions.