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39 Courtyard House Projects by Designers

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altan armando

ROOT & REVIVE

The Root & Revive in Kabusa, Nigeria, bridges education and healing. Using sustainable local adobe, the design creates a porous landscape where studios and therapy spaces merge. It acts as a resilient sanctuary, grounding recovery in academic growth to catalyze empowerment and well-being for the community.

Shazzadul

Heritage at Risk : Reviving the Soul Of BIRULIA

Birulia, once a thriving 18th-century merchant town near Dhaka, now faces neglect with only a few heritage structures remaining. This project proposes community-led conservation, adaptive reuse, and cultural revitalization through educational, heritage, and commercial zones to preserve identity amid rapid urbanization.

PRANAV

SOLMELU KUDLA - PRESERVING THE SOUL OF TULUNADU

Solmelu Kudla — meaning Thank You, Mangalore — is a cultural heritage preservation and interpretation center in Tulunadu, a coastal region of Karnataka, India. It seeks to safeguard the fading traditions, rituals, and stories of this diverse land, creating a living space where culture is celebrated, remembered, and reimagined.

Kacper

TINTIM ATRAE

Project is about rethinkig using raw material such as earth. The building is design to be house for 30 families with a low cost material. New technology - earth 3D printing let the project to be affordable and unique for context of northern Ghana.

Pola

multitopia

the utopian nature of agroecosystems

Harshi

Weave

Designed in the style of traditional Indian architecture. focuses on heat gain, natural daylight optimization, and cross ventilation The goal of the design was to create a social and dynamic library space.

ADYA

Kitabgarh

The library is a multi-functional space with allotted areas for students of all ages from primary to high school, with both offline and online resources. It is intended to be a public reservoir of knowledge, open to all who wish to use it.

Vikram

Squared Up

The brief of the competition was what if - all we had a single shape to design our buildings on? What if this shape’s positives and negatives were balanced out to make things work spatially and architecturally? The challenge here would be constructing every element of a house to just one shape, a Square.

Patryk

INvisible house

An INvisible house is a modern fortress, this is my interpretation of the house as a refuge and a literal cut-off from reality. This house is designed for a blind person who perceives light. The play of light in this design is very important to the resident.

Małgorzata

Unique House

The main idea of the project is to redefine the traditional model of a house by creating a multi-purpose building. The Unique House was built on the foundation of the family, a sense of security and peace of mind. To build a house of the future must foreground sensibility toward both nature and people's needs.

Zeynep Özge and Kardelen

199

DASEIN, Behind The Wall

Humanity lost the meaning of home and get homeless, rootless. We are the ones that search for its true meaning.

Rohit

155

AALAY... The recreational abode

Aalay, the recreational abode is an attempt to envisage a perfect leisure home for a family of four The spaces formed create a amalgamation of open, semi open and enclosed spaces set within the picturesque backdrop of the Alappuzha backwaters. It resembles the traditional and vernacular structures of Kerala.