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The Infinite Energy Loop: High-Rises Redefined

High-rise Buildings Supply Energy: Solutions for Sustainable Cities As the population is concentrated due to the rapid urbanization of the modern cities, skyscrapers are being built to maximize space utilization and strengthen the symbolism of the city.

용상 and 연수

Eco Bio Tent

Designed in Tabasco, the BioTent Resort emphasizes eco-friendly elements by using recycled cacao husks. Cooling fog and Scandiamos control temperature and humidity. The outer wall, made from oyster shell mortar, ensures durability and cost reduction, while reflecting Mayan architecture. The spiral roof minimizes heat and sunlight.

Mohamed

MRITTIKASCAPE / मृत्तिकादृश्य

Using WASP's 3D printers, Mrittikascape aims to create flood-resistant, locally sourced, and culturally relevant dwellings. The design incorporates elevated bamboo-roofed clay structures, inspired by traditional Rohingya homes, ensuring cross-ventilation and privacy. Bamboo, abundant in the region, used to enhance sustainability and structural integrity.

daye and 3 others

Evolution amazon house

When you think of the Amazon, the concept of the heart of abundant rainforests and ecosystems comes to mind. Today, the Amazon is experiencing both the state of the rainforest's immediate extinction and the lack of living space due to the sudden and rapid deforestation of people due to the rapid expansion of forests. In the reality of the Amazon, it is time

Rand and Ruba

Green Pacifier EcoZen Homes

In response to the pressing need for eco-friendly housing solutions, EcoZen Homes presents a revolutionary approach to sustainable apartment living. Our project, designed for the Green-Pacifier competition, reimagines the traditional apartment complex by p rioritizing communal spaces, integrating innovative design elements, and emphasizing sustainability.

alireza

The Green Revolution

How a Cultural Village in Palawan is Leading the Way in Sustainable Design

Misak

Floatopia

The proposed project meets the concept of sustainability, flexibility, inclusivity and minimal environmental footprint by using local and bio-based materials.

Raphaela

IMPULSE

A HUMAN THAT GROWS, IN A BUILDING THAT GROWS TOO

Tychelle and Giovanni

ASASE YAA VILLAGE - Earth Made Housing Competition

Together, my group (Giovanni Montrel & Jaisha Victorian) and I chose 3 core values to drive our design. We wanted to bring back the usage of the vernacular architecture of the region while also expanding the capabilities of earth brick design and creating spaces for cultural traditions.

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.

Robert and 3 others

Courtyard Living

The project proposes housing that reflects Bolgatanga’s culture and lifestyle by incorporating the spatial arrangement of the region’s traditional compound houses and courtyards, which encourage community engagement among inhabitants.

Laura Isabella and 2 others

WOVEN WORK

Based on traditional patterns woven by Indian women, the project recalls a tradition based on manual labor as well as creative work. Because the patterns are made up of solids and voids, the project transfers them to a set of courtyards determined by the directional relationship of the weave formed by the modules and the courtyard.