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Rammed Earth Cylinders Featuring Interactive Soil Displays for Environmental Engagement

Arthur Stefenbergs

Rammed earth cylinders constructed with locally sourced materials create an interactive environment focused on soil education and community engagement, serving as a hub for environmental awareness initiatives.

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Spiral Form Crafted with Concrete and Thermal Efficiency in a Geothermal Landscape

Spiral Form Crafted with Concrete and Thermal Efficiency in a Geothermal Landscape

Okacha Amina, Aida Magaly Leal Cepeda

Designed with a spiraling concrete form and thermal-efficient features, the visitor center strategically enhances the experience of the breathtaking geothermal landscape surrounding the Hverfjall volcano.

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Floral Canopies and GRC Structures in a Reflective Columbarium Setting

Floral Canopies and GRC Structures in a Reflective Columbarium Setting

Mr sami Almaqableh

With its floral canopies crafted from Glass Reinforced Concrete and tranquil limestone pathways, the columbarium embodies a thoughtful integration of natural elements and functionality, providing a serene space for remembrance.

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Translucent Polycarbonate and Charred Wood Create An Engaging Visitor Center at the Tectonic Divide

Translucent Polycarbonate and Charred Wood Create An Engaging Visitor Center at the Tectonic Divide

Alejandro Moreno

Utilizing translucent polycarbonate and charred wood, the design harmonizes with the geological landscape to create an engaging visitor center that enhances the experience of exploring the area's tectonic features.

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Wood Cladding and Glass Panels Harmonize in an Ecological Visitor Center Design

Wood Cladding and Glass Panels Harmonize in an Ecological Visitor Center Design

Robert Pepe, Arjun Sureshkumar

Combining wood cladding with expansive glass panels, the design merges with the Al Wathba Wetlands to serve as an educational visitor center that enhances awareness of ecological conservation.

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Butterfly Roof and Glass Facades Enhancing Ecological Interaction in a Visitor Center

Butterfly Roof and Glass Facades Enhancing Ecological Interaction in a Visitor Center

Mohit Harisangam

The butterfly roof design collects rainwater while expansive glass facades create an immersive connection to the surrounding wetlands, providing a functional space for visitors to engage with the unique ecology of Al Wathba.

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Sustainable Green Roof Integration With Reinforced Concrete and Natural Light in Volcanic Landscape Museum

Sustainable Green Roof Integration With Reinforced Concrete and Natural Light in Volcanic Landscape Museum

Denis Merkulov

Integrating a green roof with reinforced concrete and extensive glazing, the museum offers an interactive educational space that immerses visitors in the geological narrative of Iceland's volcanic landscape.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Glass Facades Harmonize with Icelandic Landscapes in a Multifunctional Museum

Charred Wooden Shingles and Glass Facades Harmonize with Icelandic Landscapes in a Multifunctional Museum

Hanlan Piao, Mingzhu Tang, Jinsong Wang, WOOKYOUNG CHO

Utilizing charred wooden shingles and large glass panels, the museum seamlessly integrates with Iceland's rugged landscape while serving as a multifunctional space for education and community engagement.

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Circular Structure Crafted From Recycled Wood And Rainwater Management Systems In Icelandic Landscape

Circular Structure Crafted From Recycled Wood And Rainwater Management Systems In Icelandic Landscape

Mathew Strack

Crafted from recycled wood and designed with a circular form to harmonize with the Icelandic landscape, the visitor center integrates rainwater management systems to enhance sustainability while serving as an educational hub for nature enthusiasts.

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Underground Volcanic Exhibits Enhanced by Angular Concrete and Glass Facade

Underground Volcanic Exhibits Enhanced by Angular Concrete and Glass Facade

Petr Siedlaczek, Filip Soukup

Angular concrete forms and a glass facade create a visually engaging structure that houses interactive geological exhibits focused on Iceland's volcanic activity.

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Sunken Gallery of Glass Reinforced Concrete Featuring Walkable Roof in Icelandic Landscape

Sunken Gallery of Glass Reinforced Concrete Featuring Walkable Roof in Icelandic Landscape

Berkin Islam

A sunken gallery crafted from Glass Reinforced Concrete and supported by a walkable rooftop connects visitors with the breathtaking Icelandic terrain, serving as a multifunctional space for cinematic and artistic experiences.

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Hyperbolic Geometry and Reclaimed Wood Define a Sustainable Visitor Center Experience

Hyperbolic Geometry and Reclaimed Wood Define a Sustainable Visitor Center Experience

Jerry Xu, Patrick Zheng

Defined by its hyperbolic geometry and the use of reclaimed wood, the visitor center serves as both an educational hub and a gateway to the volcanic landscape of Hverfjall.

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Double-Skinned Structure With Steel Framing and Flexible PVC Membrane for Community Engagement

Double-Skinned Structure With Steel Framing and Flexible PVC Membrane for Community Engagement

Alejandro Hernández gutiérrez, Brandon gerardo Centeno cardona, Marcelino marcelo Alvarado garcía, Féix raí Rocha hinojosa

A double-skinned structure employing steel framing and flexible PVC membranes enhances thermal efficiency while facilitating community interaction, creating a multifunctional museum dedicated to equine art.

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Curved Glazed Facades Surrounded by Natural Landscape With Reinforced Concrete and Sustainable Timber Craftsmanship

Curved Glazed Facades Surrounded by Natural Landscape With Reinforced Concrete and Sustainable Timber Craftsmanship

Pablo Delgado márquez

With its seamless integration of curved glazed facades and sustainable timber craftsmanship, the design serves as a hub for education and cultural appreciation centered around the significance of horses.

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Suspended Steel Platform Over Geothermal Springs With Slate Cladding and Integrated Wind Turbines

Suspended Steel Platform Over Geothermal Springs With Slate Cladding and Integrated Wind Turbines

Roberto Biele

A suspended steel platform clad in slate and powered by integrated wind turbines seamlessly connects visitors to the geothermal springs of Grjotagja, offering an immersive observation experience within the landscape.

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Curvilinear Structure Crafted From Coral Stone and Timber Emphasizing Ecological Preservation

Curvilinear Structure Crafted From Coral Stone and Timber Emphasizing Ecological Preservation

Emre Demir

Constructed with coral stone and timber, the visitor center's curvilinear form enhances natural ventilation and integrates seamlessly with the coastal landscape, serving as an educational hub for wildlife conservation.

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Charred Wood Shingles and Glass Facades Shaping an Educational Hub in a Volcanic Landscape

Charred Wood Shingles and Glass Facades Shaping an Educational Hub in a Volcanic Landscape

Aleksandra Vicentic

Incorporating charred wood shingles and expansive glass facades, the facility enhances its volcanic context while serving as a comprehensive educational hub on Iceland's geological dynamics.

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Gabion Walls and Cross-Laminated Timber Form a Visitor Center Seamlessly Integrated into Iceland's Volcanic Landscape

Gabion Walls and Cross-Laminated Timber Form a Visitor Center Seamlessly Integrated into Iceland's Volcanic Landscape

Rune Nistad, Daniel Loe, Vlad Lyakhov

Constructed with local gabions and cross-laminated timber, the visitor center adapts to the volcanic landscape of Dimmuborgir, providing an engaging space for education and community interaction.

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Moss-Covered Roofscape Integrating Durable Concrete and Transparent Glass for Outdoor Learning Environment

Moss-Covered Roofscape Integrating Durable Concrete and Transparent Glass for Outdoor Learning Environment

Jerry Blanchard, Stephanie Morrison

The integration of a moss-covered roofscape with transparent glass and robust concrete creates a seamless connection to the volcanic landscape, providing an educational space that fosters a deep engagement with nature.

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Textured Metal Envelope and High-Density Panels Define a Visitor Center in the Icelandic Landscape

Textured Metal Envelope and High-Density Panels Define a Visitor Center in the Icelandic Landscape

Stefano Cartesio, Danny De carolis, Costanza Bigi, Claudia Alberico

A textured metal envelope combined with high-density panels creates a resilient visitor center that seamlessly integrates into the rugged Icelandic landscape while serving as an educational and social hub for tourists.

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Cylindrical Living Spaces Crafted From Treated Concrete and Designed For Community Engagement

Koki Masumi, Makoto Wada

Cylindrical living units composed of treated concrete seamlessly integrate with the natural landscape, promoting community interaction while providing a comfortable environment for elderly residents.

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Cocoon-Shaped Sanctuary Crafted with Plywood and Glass for Pediatric Care

Iwona Polak

Crafted with cocoon-like forms and extensive glazing, this children's hospice combines plywood construction with biophilic design principles to create a healing environment for families facing terminal illnesses.

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Living Green Walls and Modular Wood Structure in a Children's Hospice

Nikola Kotecka Wiktoria Karyta Aleksandra Gogulska

Modular wood construction combined with living green walls creates a nurturing environment in a hospice specifically designed for children facing terminal illnesses.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Natural Light Create a Compassionate Sanctuary for Pediatric Care

Patrik Simon, Lilla Balajthy, Dalma Rottenbacher, Boróka Bán

Employing charred wooden shingles and expansive glass panels, the design fosters a harmonious environment that blends with nature, serving as a compassionate refuge for children and their families in need of pediatric care.

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Circular Design Featuring Cross-Laminated Timber and Charred Wood Shingles for Holistic Healing Spaces

Dominika Bednarek, Aleksandra Tarnowska

Utilizing a circular layout with cross-laminated timber and charred wooden shingles, this hospice creates a nurturing environment that prioritizes family interaction and therapeutic access to nature.

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Charred Wooden Shingles and Green Roofs in a Community-Centered Residential Development

Dong Wan ling, Yang Ke Rou

With its distinctive charred wooden shingles and integrated green roofs, the design emphasizes sustainability and community interaction in an affordable residential complex.

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Cross-Laminated Timber Panels Enhance Community Living Within Sustainable Brownstone Design

怡靚吳, 思穎李

Employing cross-laminated timber panels and charred wooden shingles, the design promotes sustainable community living while integrating flexible co-housing units within an urban environment.

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Rammed Earth and Natural Wood Create An Engaging Community Space for Seniors

Rammed Earth and Natural Wood Create An Engaging Community Space for Seniors

Inês Guilherme Leonor Teixeira Luísa Maruny

Rammed earth walls and natural wood finishes combine to create a warm, inviting environment that fosters community engagement for elderly residents in central Portugal.

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Search results for: “Visitor circulation”

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Rammed Earth Cylinders Featuring Interactive Soil Displays for Environmental Engagement

Spiral Form Crafted with Concrete and Thermal Efficiency in a Geothermal Landscape

Floral Canopies and GRC Structures in a Reflective Columbarium Setting

Translucent Polycarbonate and Charred Wood Create An Engaging Visitor Center at the Tectonic Divide

Wood Cladding and Glass Panels Harmonize in an Ecological Visitor Center Design

Butterfly Roof and Glass Facades Enhancing Ecological Interaction in a Visitor Center

Sustainable Green Roof Integration With Reinforced Concrete and Natural Light in Volcanic Landscape Museum

Charred Wooden Shingles and Glass Facades Harmonize with Icelandic Landscapes in a Multifunctional Museum

Circular Structure Crafted From Recycled Wood And Rainwater Management Systems In Icelandic Landscape

Underground Volcanic Exhibits Enhanced by Angular Concrete and Glass Facade

Sunken Gallery of Glass Reinforced Concrete Featuring Walkable Roof in Icelandic Landscape

Hyperbolic Geometry and Reclaimed Wood Define a Sustainable Visitor Center Experience

Double-Skinned Structure With Steel Framing and Flexible PVC Membrane for Community Engagement

Curved Glazed Facades Surrounded by Natural Landscape With Reinforced Concrete and Sustainable Timber Craftsmanship

Suspended Steel Platform Over Geothermal Springs With Slate Cladding and Integrated Wind Turbines

Curvilinear Structure Crafted From Coral Stone and Timber Emphasizing Ecological Preservation

Charred Wood Shingles and Glass Facades Shaping an Educational Hub in a Volcanic Landscape

Gabion Walls and Cross-Laminated Timber Form a Visitor Center Seamlessly Integrated into Iceland's Volcanic Landscape

Moss-Covered Roofscape Integrating Durable Concrete and Transparent Glass for Outdoor Learning Environment

Textured Metal Envelope and High-Density Panels Define a Visitor Center in the Icelandic Landscape

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