5Editor's ChoiceForest Interpretation CentreThe building implements sustainable strategies by using natural construction and finishing materials sourced from the surrounding area. (soil, straw, wood). It also fits in with the Australian landscape by recessing the building into the terrain and the earthy color scheme of the facade.
1Editor's Choice...the little tea house on the hillA little cafe in the small, cozy village of Bellingham, England, which specializes in offering the best tea party experience to its guests.
8CHILD'S PLAYChild's play incorporates a singular structure with multiple play options and invigorates the young minds to explore the space designed for children's play area. The design provides for multiactivity areas which can be explored by different age groups.
25Editor's ChoiceThe Roast GardenA Balinese coffee journey in a biophilic design. The concept takes the function of a coffee house to the next level by including educational features that raise awareness of the coffee creating process and provides an environment strongly intertwined with nature. The forms, layout, landscape, interior were carefully designed to create harmony sustainably.
13Editor's ChoicePlay with KindergartenBased on the goal of promoting the active development of children's physiology, language, cognition, and emotion, the kindergarten architectural space can be transformed into a new form: the combination of "teaching aids" and "toys". This plan will encourage the kindergarten space to directly participate in all levels and directions of preschool education.
39Editor's ChoiceArt Wave This idea shows fully integrating building and site planning into the landscape planning process. Designing with pathways presents a spatial design approach for adaptive landscapes. This aim to study spatial design based on pathways can help develop more adaptive and sustainable landscapes.
7Editor's ChoiceThe Infinity ParkIf a designer could help a public space breathe, what would they do?
134Editor's ChoiceBeyond the treeThe project is intended as an architectural interpretation of the tree. A break out of time and moments disconnected from the urban frenzy are established through the work of three interiorities. The tree becomes a project vector, a tool for designing space, sculpting architecture, orienting the believer and sequencing the path of a new chapel.
20Editor's Choicekoala hEaven The focus of the project is to create a building, which, by being harmonically integrated in the existing natural landscape, allows either visitors, staff or koalas to immerse in nature.
5Editor's ChoiceThe MoonMoon is the inspiring intention through the whole design. We respects the complicated nature conditions and embraces the surrounding lush nature. The two airports (on land and water) will remodel and upgrade the tourism experience dramatically. The design also brings the capability to reconstruct the social-cultural impact as well as economic upgrading.
3THE ISLAND IN BETWEENThe aim of this project is to reflect on the possibilities to transform isolated and monofunctional areas in the cities by using their unique local qualities as a sustainable solution to deal with this challenge; the ideas were implemented on a specific area of the city of Aalborg in Denmark.
13CONTINUUMBrazil as the World Capital for Architecture entails not only its privileges but also its challenges that it has to address throughout its course. Based on the idea hat culture is the heart from which Architecture and Brazil stands on. We aim to highlight the foundation of Culture and Community Interaction through its inter-weaving master plan.
