What content can I find in Eco-Tourism?

The Eco-Tourism topic on uni.xyz features projects, journals, publications, and competitions from designers worldwide. Browse curated content to discover creative work and inspiration in this field.

How do I follow topics on UNI?

To follow a topic on uni.xyz, visit the topic page and click the "Follow" button. You'll receive updates when new projects, journals, or competitions are added to topics you follow.

Can I suggest a new topic?

UNI topics are curated by our editorial team. If you believe a design discipline or subject is missing, you can reach out through our contact page with your suggestion.

How can I contribute to Eco-Tourism?

Create projects and journals tagged with Eco-Tourism to contribute to this topic. Your work will appear in the topic feed for others to discover and engage with.

Eco-Tourism: Projects, Journals & Ideas

7 Projects 32 Journals 6 Publications 3 Competitions

About Discussions Projects7 Journals32 Publications6 Competitions3

Eco-tourism design balances visitor experience with ecological preservation, requiring thoughtful site planning, material selection, and infrastructure that minimizes environmental impact. Projects in this space address how built environments can coexist with natural systems while supporting local economies.

The community explores resort design, accommodation structures, and landscape interventions that demonstrate sustainable practices. Work ranges from rammed earth construction and boardwalk systems through sensitive ecosystems to community-based models that integrate local stakeholders into tourism operations.

Top contributors

UNI Editorial11 works

UNI5 works

UNI Editorial3 works

Arnab Nur3 works

Riham Faragallah2 works

alireza ghasemi2 works

용상 조2 works

연수 김2 works

Add your Eco-Tourism projectPublish your work on uni.xyz and it appears in this topic for everyone exploring it.Publish a project

Asha and 4 others

Riverine Eco Retreat

This tropical retreat is an exploration of possibilities where people live in harmony with nature. By learning from the nature in place and the indigenous wisdom, our design emerges from and honors native context, becoming part of it, like trees in a forest, leaving a more regenerative footprint.

elena and Fanny

GAINING LAND_eco-tourism, china

Considering that one of the main aims of eco-tourism is sustainability, we thought further into the future and envisioned a hotel which can easily adapt to the rising sea level caused by global warming. We propose a floating Eco-Lodge. The whole supply structure is based on synchronized natural cycles and is completely self-sufficient.

alireza

The Green Revolution

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

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.

Devanshi

Panju Island: Community towards better Future

Eco-tourism model for an estuarine island in Vasai Creek, Mumbai. The project is intended to create harmony between the existing ecology and the community living on the island.

Florence

Eco Project

A religious site which immerses the community in sustainable practice.

Arnab

Community-Based Eco-Tourism At Madhupur Sal Forest

The Mass Tourism practice has hugely impacted the communities and eco-system of Bangladesh. This project aims to create a sustainable Community-Based tourism model which will work for the holistic development of the underprivileged Garo community and the deteriorating eco-system of Madhupur.

Write about Eco-TourismShare a building study, a review or an essay, and it appears in this topic's journals.Write a journal

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog1 week ago

Building Bureau Builds a Rammed Earth Ecolodge in Nepal's Tiger Country to Fund Anti-Poaching Work

Outside Bardiya National Park, stabilized rammed earth and salvaged Tharu roof tiles turn a five-room lodge into a conservation hub for the Terai.

Sustainable Design

Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago

AVISA: A Tulou-Inspired Eco Resort Where Sanya's Land Meets the Sea

Circular courtyards, bamboo screens and rammed earth shape a People's Choice resort in Hainan that treats wellbeing and ecology as one spatial system.

Eco-Tourism

Educational Building

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog3 months ago