Green Architecture
Architecture and design that integrates natural systems, sustainable materials, and ecological restoration into built environments.
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.
Saigon Pacemaker: Sustainable Architecture Reimagining the Future of the Saigon River
Saigon Pacemaker reimagines riverfront market through sustainable architecture, merging mangroves, aquaculture, work, learning and community
Here Comes The Sun: Sustainable Architecture Reconnects Music, Landscape and Community in Montserrat
Here Comes The Sun reimagines sustainable architecture in Montserrat as a musical retreat where landscape, culture and community reconnects.
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.
Moving Through the Mangrove: Sustainable Architecture Inspired by Vietnam’s Coastal Ecology
Moving Through the Mangrove reimagines sustainable architecture as a vibrant fish market inspired by ecology, culture, trade and urban life.
Inside Out: Eco Architecture that Restores Ethiopia’s Sacred Forest Landscapes
An eco architecture proposal in Ethiopia where sacred space, bamboo structures, and forest restoration create a regenerative future.
Climate Membrane: Timber Ribs and Circular Geometry Shield Children from Urban Pollution
A shortlisted Form Follows Climate entry proposes a wood-framed community dome that filters air, buffers seasons, and centers child safety.
Reuse the Nature: A 1,300-Meter Mega-Tree That Harvests Its Own Climate
Biomimicry drives a visionary vertical habitat where architecture absorbs water from air, channels wind, and generates solar energy like a living tree.
Urban Forest: A Vertical Ecosystem for 5,000 Workers in Singapore's Changi Business Park
Radially stacked pods and layered green decks turn a 7-acre plot into 47 acres of ecological workspace projected for 2040.
The Garden: An Urban Meal Mine Where Architecture Grows Food and Culture
Hsiang-Yi Ho's layered proposal weaves rooftop farms, aquaponics, and open markets into a productive urban ecosystem for London.
Sustainable Urban Funfair: Turning Food Production Into a Civic Playground
A shortlisted proposal for the Urban Meal Mine competition reimagines the New Convent Market as a hydroponic funfair wrapped in pink steel and ruins.
