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Volcanic Ash Integration in Mimesis-Inspired Observation Platforms

Volcanic Ash Integration in Mimesis-Inspired Observation Platforms

Emrah Kuşener, Cıhat Erdin, Vedat Kuşener

Incorporating local pozzolan and volcanic ash, the design elevates mimesis through its observation platforms that seamlessly connect users with the surrounding landscape while serving as a cultural and environmental hub in Bitlis.

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Curved Wall Lookout Integrating Volcanic Ash Concrete and Avian Nesting Boxes

Marta Drgas, Mikołaj Gruszczyński

Arranged in a curved wall design, the modular nesting boxes crafted from volcanic ash concrete create a unique lookout point for observing the diverse wildlife along the Hverfjall Volcano Crater while ensuring minimal ecological impact.

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Gabion-Walled Observation Point Integrating Steel and Volcanic Landscape

Jeremy Purba

Constructed with gabion walls and steel, the observation point rises above the Hverfjall crater, offering panoramic views of the surrounding volcanic landscape while serving as a warming hut for hikers.

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Weathering Steel Lookout Overlooking Hverfjall's Caldera

Nathan Louey

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Hverfjall, the lookout structure's weathering steel form rises to provide visitors with panoramic views into the volcano's caldera and beyond, enhancing their experience of the unique Icelandic landscape.

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Hempcrete Lookout Point Embracing Volcanic Landscape

Jill Ries

Constructed with hempcrete, the lookout point rises above the volcanic landscape of Hverfjall, creating a serene space for visitors to absorb sweeping views while finding refuge from Iceland's unpredictable weather.

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Tuff and Steel Lookout Point Embracing Volcanic Landscape

Ki hong Min

Constructed from local tuff and steel, the lookout point harmonizes with the volcanic landscape, providing visitors with an immersive experience of Iceland’s natural beauty.

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Driftwood Roof and Tuff Specimens in a Volcanic Landscape Visitor Center

Driftwood Roof and Tuff Specimens in a Volcanic Landscape Visitor Center

Yufan Jiang, Mengyao Chen

Constructed with a distinctive driftwood roof and integrating local tuff specimens, the visitor center provides a platform for education and engagement within the unique geological context of Hverfjall Volcano.

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Weathering Steel Walls and Tuff Roofs Embrace Volcanic Landscapes in Visitor Center

Weathering Steel Walls and Tuff Roofs Embrace Volcanic Landscapes in Visitor Center

Orhan Yilmaz, Nagehan Taviloglu, Furkan bora Kilic

With weathering steel walls and a tuff-covered roof that echo the volcanic landscape, the visitor center provides a space for exploration and engagement with the striking geological features of Hverfjall.

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Volcanic Concrete Meets Natural Brown in a Sustainable Community Hub

Volcanic Concrete Meets Natural Brown in a Sustainable Community Hub

Camila Ureña peña

Emphasizing volcanic concrete and natural wood finishes, the design seamlessly integrates with its rugged landscape to create an inviting coffee shop that fosters community engagement and a connection to the surrounding environment.

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Weathered Steel Tower Bridging Tectonic Plates with Volcanic Tuff Interiors

Weathered Steel Tower Bridging Tectonic Plates with Volcanic Tuff Interiors

Agnieszka Chudy, Jedrzej Slominski

A weathered steel tower spans two tectonic plates, highlighting volcanic tuff interiors and offering a café that serves as a gateway to explore Iceland's unique geological landscape.

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Siberian Larch Lookout Overlooking Tephra Cone Landscape

Myranda Talbot, Hanna Yang, Jamie McCulloch, Avalon Olesen

Positioned at the edge of a volcanic crater, a lookout structure made of Siberian Larch provides visitors with expansive views of the surrounding tephra landscape, blending functionality with a deep respect for the natural environment.

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Exposing Volcanic Layers with Tephra and Concrete in a Geological Observatory

Bart Bliek

Constructed from locally sourced tephra and concrete, the observatory exposes volcanic layers while providing an educational platform for visitors to engage with the geological history of Hverfjall.

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Tuff and Peat Observation Platform Celebrating Mývatn's Geological Heritage

Bakhtiyor Makhsumov, Abdurrahman Akdemir

Crafted from local tuff and peat, the observation platform merges with Mývatn's volcanic landscape to offer visitors panoramic views while enhancing understanding of the region's geological significance.

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Waterway-Inspired Design Featuring Volcanic Tuff and Green Spaces in a Dining Experience

Waterway-Inspired Design Featuring Volcanic Tuff and Green Spaces in a Dining Experience

Sebastian Kawalec

Incorporating a central waterway alongside volcanic tuff and lush green spaces, the design creates an immersive dining experience that bridges the indoors with nature.

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Lava-Inspired Lines in Rolled Zinc and Reclaimed Birch at a Volcanic Visitor Center

Lava-Inspired Lines in Rolled Zinc and Reclaimed Birch at a Volcanic Visitor Center

Paul Haigh

Defined by its undulating form evoking volcanic layers and featuring rolled zinc roofing alongside reclaimed birch, the visitor center serves as a gateway for exploration and education at Hverfjall.

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Dark Tuff Roof Reflecting Tectonic Movement in a Community Café

Dark Tuff Roof Reflecting Tectonic Movement in a Community Café

András Göde

Constructed with a dark tuff roof that echoes the tectonic movements of the Hverfjall volcano, the café integrates seamlessly into its dramatic landscape while providing a communal space for visitors and locals alike.

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Wave-Shaped Metal Facade Overlooking Thermal Lakes

Wave-Shaped Metal Facade Overlooking Thermal Lakes

Anastasiya Prokhorets, Peteris Lauchka-lovchko, Kirill Lauchka-lovchko, Galina Khailova

The glossy metal wave-shaped facade reflects the surrounding thermal lakes, creating a unique visual interplay with the landscape, while the building functions as a multi-purpose restaurant with a yoga hall and mini cinema.

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