Environmental Architecture
Architecture designed with environmental responsibility, using sustainable materials and climate-responsive strategies.
e-den: Sustainable Architecture for Recolonizing a Post-Apocalyptic Earth
e-den reimagines sustainable architecture as a living mangrove-inspired system that shelters humanity while helping a damaged Earth recover.
ALGAL REALM: A Bio-Integrated Lunar Habitat Design for Life Beyond Earth
ALGAL REALM reimagines lunar habitat design with algae-powered life support, 3D-printed regolith, and vertical living for a lunar future.
Light, Sound and Air: Modular Playground Design for Refugee Children
Light, Sound and Air turns modular playground design into a sensory landscape where refugee children can play connect, explore and find joy.
THE OASIS BIOME: A REGENERATIVE AGROECOSYSTEM
An inquiry into regenerative agro-structure through the design of The Oasis Biome, this report explores how architecture can act as a living ecosystem to support climate-resilient food production. Drawing from standards of agroecology, managed environment agriculture, and water-saving technology, it proposes a spatial systems where cultivation, conservation, and community empowerment intersect. The project is situated in Birulia, Savar, and serves as a design-primarily based academic research under the Bachelor of Architecture program at Southeast University.
BIO-SPACES FABRIC: Biophilic Architecture Reconnects Urban Living with Nature in Hong Kong
BIO-SPACES FABRIC reimagines Hong Kong homes through biophilic architecture weaving gardens, water, and wildlife into one connected habitat.
Hjerta: Sustainable Architecture Reimagines Iceland’s Thermal Bath Tradition
Hjerta reimagines Icelandic thermal bathing through sustainable architecture, sensory design, local materials, landscape, and civic culture.
AURA LIBRARY
Aura Library transforms environmental intelligence into social architecture. Using multi-objective parametric optimization, daylight, thermal comfort, visual comfort, and energy performance become design generators for a library where knowledge emerges through interaction, collaboration, and shared human experience.
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A strong and thoughtful thesis with a well-developed computational approach. Further strengthening the link between environmental optimization and the final architectural design could make the proposal even more compelling.
Thank you for your thoughtful and constructive feedback. I greatly appreciate your insights and will certainly consider this point in further development of the project.
ECO CUBE: Sustainable Architecture Reimagines the Cinema of the Future
Eco Cube reimagines cinema through sustainable architecture, renewable energy, flexible spaces and immersive technologies for future cities.
The Ocean Hive: Sustainable Architecture for a Self-Sufficient Civilization at Sea
The Ocean Hive imagines sustainable architecture at sea, where modular habitats, algae, wave power and ocean waste sustain a growing colony.
Making architecture that is really sustainable
Design for kids where 'Form Follows Climate'
Recolonizing Home: Sustainable Architecture for a World Above the Water
Recolonizing Home imagines sustainable architecture on Kanchenjunga, where closed-loop systems support 200 lives high above a drowned world.
GREEN MOSAIC: Sustainable Architecture for Intergenerational Living in Temara
Green Mosaic reimagines sustainable architecture in Temara through intergenerational living, shaded courtyards, gardens and local materials.
Habitation - Vegetation: Senior Living Architecture Rooted in Food, Culture and Community
Habitation - Vegetation reimagines senior living architecture through food, gardens, courtyards and spaces that protect dignity.
The illusion of permanence: the design for disassembly framework
Traditional architecture’s focus on permanence overlooks the environmental constraints of climate urgency. Design for Disassembly (DfD) challenges this by planning buildings to be dismantled, reused, or relocated. This thesis investigates the ecological and socio-economic potentials of DfD, exploring how modularity and reversible connections shape future-oriented construction. Shifting focus from building to responsibly unbuilding redefines permanence for a sustainable lifecycle.
very interesting
Earth Side: Between the Ground and the Returning Body
Loss is not life’s interruption but its condition. This research reimagines the hospice in Montagu, Western Cape, as a threshold rather than a terminus, mediating private, communal and inherited grief. In a South Africa where apartheid’s death geographies still shape who dies with dignity, access to care remains uneven. Moving beyond clinical models, the project foregrounds emotional, spiritual and ancestral dimensions of dying, positioning architecture as an act of care, repair and passage.
Mud-Ulor Bus
İn my opinion it's fantastic.
It is sustainable functional and perfectly designed.
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Fantastic
Very good concept, well engineered and integrated, somehow design doesn't resemble how intelligent and consistent the concept is.
so pure
amazing. it's far-out form and you cut the mustard
This is such an insightful and beautifully done piece
Good idea
Nice