Habitat
Design and architecture that creates livable spaces in harmony with natural and social environments.
Habitat explores how buildings and spaces can be designed to support human life while respecting ecological systems and community needs. The topic encompasses residential projects, adaptive structures, and interventions that respond to specific environmental and social contexts.
The community examines habitat design across scales, from compact urban apartments to landscape-integrated homes and community-centered settlements. Work ranges from wetland restoration and forest-edge housing to dome structures and green-centered residential developments that prioritize coexistence between people and their surroundings.
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View all 21 journalsSV60 Arquitectos Wraps 134 Homes Around a Green Lung in Eastern Seville
A permeable perimeter block in Sevilla Este uses cross-ventilation, ribbed metal cladding, and a shared courtyard to domesticate a heterogeneous suburb.
Teitakusubako and Yusuke Igarashi Architects Dissolve a House into the Forest Edge in Zushi
A 215 m² residence on a generous Tokyo-suburban plot uses stone, timber, and fragmented volumes to blur the line between dwelling and woodland.
Habitat 0 Community Club by RA Design Studio: A Harmonious Integration of Architecture, Landscape, and Community
Habitat 0 Community Club by RA Design Studio features a circular layout, amphitheatre, dual-skin façade, integrated landscape, and sustainable local craftsmanship.
Parasite Habitat: A Compact Apartment in Novi Sad
Cherry Art Hub turned a small Serbian flat into a flexible one-room home with a raised bedroom, a mirror wall, and a green velvet curtain as a partition.