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The Infinite Energy Loop: High-Rises Redefined

High-rise Buildings Supply Energy: Solutions for Sustainable Cities As the population is concentrated due to the rapid urbanization of the modern cities, skyscrapers are being built to maximize space utilization and strengthen the symbolism of the city.

Nicodesign

PEDIA

We tried to design a school where the pupils will love to come every day, to learn, play and experience.

KUBRA

CO-BIOPHILIC

Co-Biophilic is the name of a co-working office where old and new combine through biophilic design.

dln

THE LEARNING CUBES

The learning cubes project offers an in between recreative space around the perimeter of the building. It accommodates a system of modular panels-reconfigurable material systems

Estefania and 3 others

Nomad House "Singahub"

Nomad House, at 4300 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, Singapore, seamlessly merges workspace and residential living. Its 10-level complex, spanning 31,200 sqm, boasts a modern façade blending glass, steel, and concrete. With communal amenities and convenient access to lifestyle offerings, it redefines urban living in Singapore.

Samuel and 3 others

Green Nomad

“As the sun rises over the bustling cityscape of Singapore, our project stands as a testament to innovation, sustainability, and community-centric design. Nested amidst the vibrant urban fabric, our co-living and co-working space embodies a vision of modern living that transcends conventional boundaries. “

Rand and Ruba

Green Pacifier EcoZen Homes

In response to the pressing need for eco-friendly housing solutions, EcoZen Homes presents a revolutionary approach to sustainable apartment living. Our project, designed for the Green-Pacifier competition, reimagines the traditional apartment complex by p rioritizing communal spaces, integrating innovative design elements, and emphasizing sustainability.

J Michael

Greenhouse Apartments

This project seeks to enhance sustainability by increasing the utilization of balconies, optimizing the building orientation, increasing the area of exposed earth and vegetation, and using renewable material resources.

Ashish

The Tropical Forest

The design of compact houses with wide open, landscaped areas resembles a tropical forest.

Mariam and 3 others

Nilai, the city that feels like home

Nilai city is a manifestation of the Javanese history, culture, and identity. Designed to empower, sustain, and stay afloat, it is truly the city that feels like "home". Exploring a realm of interchange between modernism and vernacular, Nilai is the perfect blend of the two worlds.

Aleksandra

THE CIRCLE OF KNOWLEDGE

The competition proposal for the public library is a synthesis of existing knowledge repositories and didactic spaces adapted to modern learning methods. The shape of the building aims to provide an atmosphere conducive to comfortable education supported by greenery and naturally illuminated rooms, in order to avoid the overwhelming fast pace of urban life.

Peer

DESIGN FOREST

Thinking about what happens to the materials and the lot after the building is taken apart is important for the design of sustainable buildings. By planting trees in the surrounding area at the beginning of the life cycle, a fully-fledged forest remains at the end of the cycle and not an empty plot of land.