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Built Environment: Projects, Journals & Ideas

43 Projects 17 Journals 2 Competitions

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Built environment covers the design and construction of structures that form the spaces where people live, work, and gather. This includes residential projects, commercial buildings, educational facilities, and cultural institutions that respond to their contexts and communities.

The community explores how architecture addresses sustainability, material authenticity, cultural preservation, and social integration. Members share residential designs, institutional buildings, training facilities, and urban interventions that demonstrate approaches to contemporary construction and spatial planning.

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UNI Editorial4 works

ABDULLAH HOSSAIN1 work

Wendy Dixon1 work

Melanie Cook1 work

Muhammed k Abdulla1 work

Sandeep Kumar1 work

Umang Jain1 work

Salil Subair1 work

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Isabella and Andre

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Tribú Residential

Tribú seeks to improve the quality of life of its residence, while providing more opportunity to engage with nature. The design provides residence a chance to expand their mind, body, and spirit through a different way of living.

Nida

112

Shirakawa-Go Culture and Conservation Center 2022

Beyond the first shade of the site exits a far richer dynamic -of people living as family across a neighborhood. The preservation of this UNESCO site was only possible because of the bond between the villagers. My take is to present the unity and pride of Shirakawa Go while paying homage to its culture. This project doesn't exist without its people

Solange

EMERGE

In modern cities there is a lack of importance towards the individuals, their mental health, and their well-beings. EMERGE aims to reverse this reality. The project intends to make nature emerge from the concrete. It proposes an architecture that houses chaos, nature and life.

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.

Joseph

ABODE

This biophilic project seeks the balance between nature and the infrastructure in order to promote in the well-being and mental health of the occupants and make a positive impact in the environment.

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.

Jana

House factory

Bauhaus was about design for everyone, philosophy was encouraged by mass production and not restricted by it. House factory is following those principles by producing house prototypes which are available for everyone, and allowing eve-ryone who is interested to participate in creating process. The main goal is to stop spreading wide range of i

Majo

Tian Tower

The design is based on a sequential concept that allows for a significant impact beyond the site context. Regarding Biophilia's primary purpose of providing human wellness, the project focuses on fulfilling several personal engagement instances with nature through modular customizable design.

oya and Adil

Heal For Aluva

Concept of the project starts with the designing unit that 5 people families could live together, is constructed by using vernacular and recycled material, can be reconstructed by users easily when its damaged and can be developed and increment in time.

Endre and 2 others

LABAK

Flooding in India was always a serious problem and it is more actual than ever. Therefore we want to offer not just a temporary solution but a long term plan which locals can work together and build their own life. The solution was given by bamboo conrete legs or LABAK that keep the residental building from the ground and thereby it rising above water.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

BM House Finds Clarity in Raw Materials and Color

ErranteArchitetture renovates a compact home at the mouth of Italy's Po Valley using concrete, plywood, and a signature red accent.

Ai Generated

Household

UNI Editorial

publishedStory6 months ago

CECEP·Shouzuo Beijing By gad

A large-scale mixed-use campus in Beijing integrating offices, talent housing, shared green spaces, and sustainable design for work-life urban balance.

Beijing

Office Building

UNI Editorial

publishedStory2 weeks ago

The Green Belt: A Raised Garden at +4.00 That Stitches Students, Tutors and Locals Together

A shortlisted learning center keeps half its 8,579 sqm site open and threads a planted belt between three volumes around a glass atrium.

Green Building

Green Spaces

UNI Editorial

publishedStory1 year ago

Construction Skills Training Center Design: Building the Future of Education in Architecture

This article explores the design of construction skills training centers, focusing on sustainability, flexibility, and community engagement in architecture.

Building Design

Educational Building