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Green Network: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Green Network explores how designers and architects embed natural systems into built environments and communities. Projects range from district-scale planning to building-integrated solutions that address ecological resilience, waste management, and social connectivity.

The community examines living facades, green infrastructure installations, timber interventions, and co-living models that leverage both environmental and socio-cultural networks. Work includes ecosystem restoration, agricultural integration into urban settings, and strategies that replace conventional infrastructure with vegetation-based alternatives.

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Ricardo

Network installation

My installation is a kinetic artistic network installation formed by colorful fishing nets with volumes and shapes that seek to visually trap zombie urban citizens and seduce them with their sensual forms. My installation invites people to create their own image script in their interaction with the installation.

琪琳 and 3 others

The Green Connector

To create a respite center with rooftop and courtyard public space growing local crops, which serve as a connector between not only nearby communities and asylum seekers group, but the refugee and their future life.

Tabassum

SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY, SIRAJGANJ

In Bangladesh, the energy recovery from waste can be an alternative for meeting the local demand. The main objective of this project was not just energy production; it also aimed to create a self-sustaining and environmentally friendly industry, while making scope for social integration.

Misak and Aleksandra

Independent retreat (nature balance)

The inspiration behind this project was Alaska’s wilderness and rich heritage, with its diverse materials, patterns and colours. These are reflected by four different shapes of the units, their colours and the use of natural materials. The strong farming tradition in this region and the native cultural heritage, are a part of this proposal.

Nikolai and 3 others

GREEN GRID

The concept is based on the GREEN GRID, a public open space, which creates a spacious passage in the planning area and defines points of contact with the surroundings. The GREEN GRID forms a balance to the built-up area, incorporates a variety of different social, urban climate and mobility functions and in this way the backbone of the concept is formed.

Teresa

THE ISLAND IN BETWEEN

The aim of this project is to reflect on the possibilities to transform isolated and monofunctional areas in the cities by using their unique local qualities as a sustainable solution to deal with this challenge; the ideas were implemented on a specific area of the city of Aalborg in Denmark.

Lei

格林沃德

Design concept: "Seeds" The design attempts to express the vision of the future block and city in the limited space.Combined with the green observation tower, it will not only overlook central Park, but also be a greenhouse of green technology, adding a touch of green to the city.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

Wheeler Kearns Architects Grows a Working Greenhouse That Doubles as a Dining Hall on a Michigan Farm

A prefabricated Dutch Venlo greenhouse hosts seedling production, farm-to-table dinners, and community life in Three Oaks, Michigan.

Green Houses

Green Wall

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

locallll Replaces the Gas Station with a Timber Forest Canopy on the Norwegian Coast

A pilot charging station in Straume, Norway, uses modular wooden canopies, green roofs, and battery storage to rethink roadside infrastructure.

Power Station

Green Network

UNI

publishedStory6 months ago

Green Urban Bandage: Co-Living on Healed Ground

A co-living campus of three discipline-specific towers on a remediated industrial site, where the landscape comes first and the buildings grow from it.

Urban Space

Green Cities

Lara Hofbauer

publishedResults3 years ago