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Brick Foundation: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Brick serves as both a foundational structural system and a defining material expression in architecture. From load-bearing walls to modular construction approaches, brick enables designers to create durable, thermally responsive buildings that respond to local climates and material traditions.

The community explores brick's versatility through residential towers with natural ventilation, perforated brick screens that mediate between interior and exterior spaces, modular institutional designs, and material-focused projects that celebrate brick's tactile and thermal properties.

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Noran and 2 others

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La Roca - Museum of Materials

A museum that unravels different dimensions of materials, taking the visitor on a journey through stages of the material life and processing, bringing to you La Roca, a sculpture from nature, where everything originates.

Thinina

Grassroots - Anganwadi - A modular approach

A comprehensive, sustainable and modular reflexion on community focused education and healthcare.

Rafaella and Abigail

THE TREE HOUSE

Located in Bolgatanga, Ghana, the Community Housing will not only set a new standard of living conditions in the region but will also provide a source of inspiration by showcasing locally-sound building materials in an innovative and modern way.

Jared and 2 others

Earthen Oasis

Vertical living and earth block construction are combined to create a dynamic spatial experience in the heart of the airport residential district of Accra, Ghana. The project emphasizes a relationship between residences and green spaces, both public and private.

Tadea

Crypt of lag

The concept of this chapel is to create a space where all religions are welcomed through experiences and not symbolism. This chapel has a central access where by means of a double ramp it reaches the underground spaces which the private is managed by these extruded floor beams reaching a space open to the sky for meditation.

Samuel and hannah

Gardens Above Accra

Gardens above Accra offers a retreat for the inhabitants of the city in green parks above.

KITTITHAT

THE BRICKSTAIRS

Public area that supports various area activities that is in harmony with the area and also characterized by the shape of the building

Jahanvi

REINCARNATION OF RUINS

Through an architectural intervention, the project aims to understand and appreciate the history and qualities of the ruined mill and integrate these qualities into the atmosphere of the new space, binding the old and the new together and at the same time, retaining the character of the ruin.

Hazal

House of the Brick Veil

The project located on a narrow interior lot was conceived for an extended family of six. Building design elements address nature, mobility and individuality all in a tight, space crunch.

Анастасия

BROKEN BRICK

The shape of the museum in inspired by brick, one of the most popular building materials.Upon the first look, it’s possible not to grasp that this is a museum of building materials. The form is not trivial for this kind of museum. Also the combination of tough materials with a variety of greens could mislead visitors whether it is a museum at all.

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