Forest
Design and architecture projects exploring forests, woodland environments, and human-nature relationships.
Forests present designers and architects with opportunities to create interventions that respond to ecological systems, environmental change, and the integration of built structures within natural landscapes. Projects in this topic range from interpretive centers and pavilions to residential designs positioned at forest edges.
The community explores forest-related work including timber construction methods, urban parks that incorporate woodland elements, structures for ecological observation and education, and residential architecture that negotiates the boundary between human habitation and forest environments.
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View all 9 journalsAtelier MA Builds a Twisting Timber Pavilion at the Edge of a French Forest Pond
Split chestnut shingles and triangulated larch frames welcome visitors to the Mormal forest in northern France's Avesnois region.
Rodrigo Nuñez Arquitectos Terraces a 900 m² Brick House into a Forest Edge in León
A single clay brick and timber define a dwelling that mediates between suburbia and a protected pine forest on a steep Spanish slope.
Roland Baldi Architects Chars a Timber Forestry Station Black in South Tyrol's Most Wooded Municipality
A CasaClima Gold administration building in Nova Ponente draws on Alpine and Japanese fire-treatment traditions to honor its forested context.
Immersive Journey: Unveiling Nature's Splendor Through the Lens of Louis Cayol and Ángel Aguilera
Can Photography Capture the True Essence and Beauty of the Enchanting Forest Discovered by Louis Cayol and Ángel Aguilera?