2NESTLED ABODE: Fostering Human-Bird ConnectionEnvironmental challenges we face now are peaking at the vulnerable state, yet we often ignore the subtle changes. Among the most vulnerable are birds. Thesis focuses on ways to support and enhance the work of ornithologists. By integrating research facilities, education spaces, and public awareness programs, the centre will serve as a hub for conservation.
3Way of BondPeople have been meeting people in countless crossroads, overcoming obstacles with themselves, and responding to various situations. From the perspective of nature, it may feel like a jungle where you do not know an inch ahead and what you will meet. So we will be waiting for my own path, my own hideout, situation and new meeting in the cafe in the Jungle.
11WinnerPanoramic Perception The main purpose of the show was the value of all human senses with a different view of the subject. We have found, and this could not be achieved except with the benefit of all human senses In fact, we wanted to aim deeper than the relentless rain of images in the observation tower.
5Editor's ChoiceForest Interpretation CentreThe building implements sustainable strategies by using natural construction and finishing materials sourced from the surrounding area. (soil, straw, wood). It also fits in with the Australian landscape by recessing the building into the terrain and the earthy color scheme of the facade.
3Eco ChapelDesign respects traditions of Orthodox Tewahedo Church, improves education and unites the community.
8Runner-upSilva LoopSilva Loop is a building and landscape architectural response to forest loss in Ethiopia. Multiple microclimates provide a diversity of habitats for an abundance of local and endemic bird species. These birds, non-human allies, will spread seed as they navigate the global, regional, and local flyways which overlap the project site, replanting as they go.
8CLIMATE CHANGE & URBAN RESILIENCE / A new urban park along the final part of Aniene River in RomeThis designed space is able to respond comprehensively to the problems related to climate changes and water risk, enhancing a large urban park, underestimated by Roman citizens, and allows them its full enjoyment and maximum exploitation, finally converting the extreme natural event into an source of experience.