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Charred Wooden Shingles and Reinforced Concrete Define a Reflective Space at the Crater

Friedhelm Christ, Simon Rieß

Characterized by its charred wooden shingles and a sculptural dome of reinforced concrete, the Pavilion seamlessly blends with the lunar-like landscape of Wolfe Creek Crater to create a contemplative space for exploring the essence of humanity.

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Ha-Ha Wall Cabin Crafted with Locally Sourced Wood and Natural Light Integration

Rami Idlby, Onur Tasan, Yaman Kabakbji, M.Lutfi Karaaslan, Yaman Kabakbji

With a ha-ha wall designed for privacy and an emphasis on locally sourced materials, this cabin integrates natural light and open spaces to create a serene retreat immersed in New Zealand's picturesque landscape.

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Illuminated Steel Silhouettes Enhancing Wildlife Crossings in Ecologically Sensitive Areas

Jeffrey Coons

Illuminated steel silhouettes that alert drivers to wildlife crossings serve as both functional art and a poignant reminder of the Grey Wolf's ecological significance, enhancing safety while fostering education on conservation efforts.