Living with Nature
Architecture and design that integrates natural environments into living spaces and communities.
A Path Towards Resilience Through Community-Driven Activities at Gora-Digha, Kishoreganj
In the ‘Haor’(Seasonal wetlands), where the ground disappears each monsoon, permanence is an illusion. This project imagines architecture not as a defense against water but as an instrument of continuity, an adaptive civic landscape that allows communities to gather, endure and sustain dignity amid recurring cycles of flood and retreat.
Nuswa Bhuvana, Marunda Across Nature
A Public Housing that integrates living activities with nature to mitigate the negative impacts of coal pollution. The project draws from the local agricultural heritage of Marunda, transforming it into a permaculture system (regenerative agriculture). This concept embedding permaculture directly into the living ecosystem through biophilic architecture.
Sylva Village
In today’s tech-driven world, where disconnection from nature and community is growing, architecture has the power to become a healing force. The Eco Village project in Roraima, Argentina, responds to global challenges such as climate change, social isolation, and ecological degradation by proposing a regenerative
It is fantastic
Fasinating project inducing biophilic feeling
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T.I.M.E. HEALS
Habitat when tarnished disrupts lifestyle causing emotional, mental and financial losses which creates scars forever. So, it is necessary to heal from the beginning by converting the exhausting period of struggle into a motivating environment with interactive neighbourhood. Our system unites the community by various incremental measure at different levels.
Community-Based Eco-Tourism At Madhupur Sal Forest
The Mass Tourism practice has hugely impacted the communities and eco-system of Bangladesh. This project aims to create a sustainable Community-Based tourism model which will work for the holistic development of the underprivileged Garo community and the deteriorating eco-system of Madhupur.
Dwell (eve
Focusing on boundaries, privacy, community, level, sustainability, modular construction is good, but designed spaces looks a bit boring or noisy (specially wood louver on facade and solar power roof top.) And presentation should be more sophisticated both exterior and interior renderings. Idea should be presented in more simple way.
The Nest-Oaois
Our project proposal offers us the experience of creating spaces that can create a therapeutic experience for the user, and that, by designing the materials used in accordance with the principles of biophilia, supports the healing, repair, renewal and reintegration process that brings complete mental and physical well-being to the sustainable
The best project I have ever seen.Congratulations
Great design, well done.
Best project ever. Good luck
Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter Turns a Danish Merchant Estate into a Fjord-Side Art and Nature Destination
SMK Thy and The Nature Village bring the National Gallery of Denmark to a historic trading complex on the Limfjord in Northern Jutland.
Nature
Really nice soft and low impact scheme. The use of natural materials and floating spaces is very imaginative.
Concentrate on building existing conditions analysis skills. The landscape context shown has absolutely no relationship to the location the project is said to be within. The Serengetti is a largely a grass based landscape with isolated trees. Not a jungle. The plant material used in the illustrations are jungle types. The elephant in one of the illustrations is an Asian elephant not an African elephant. These convey that no attempt was seriously made to understand the basic context of the project. Another major consideration is the language used in design concept is so negative and the imaging so dark and unappealing. If the project's point was that all such visitors centers are anathema to a whole world health of wildlife, it would have been stronger to make that case outright. And instead come up with your strongest solution to counter act that. Perhaps a remote immersive experience a whole continent away that has people engage through 3D, smell, and other now possible remote sensory experience. And, there by make it so they don't go the wild places and pollute them. If you want to be a great designer...Design solutions!!
Footprints
This tropical retreat is an exploration of possibilities where people live in harmony with nature. By learning from the nature in place and the indigenous wisdom, our design emerges from and honors native context, becoming part of it, like trees in a forest, leaving a more regenerative footprint.
please make it free
Abode
The design is based on a sequential concept that allows for a significant impact beyond the site context. Regarding Biophilia's primary purpose of providing human wellness, the design focuses on fulfilling several personal engagement instances with nature through modular customizable
Great Project! Outstanding job!
Excellent proyect and creative idea. Love the graphics.
Very complete and clear proposal. The project would have been much benefitted from a less rigid design approach in relation to the concept proposed. Great presentation
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.
Damith S Munasinghe Folds Studio and Home into a Single 2400-Square-Foot Continuum in Sri Lanka
On a compact site in rapidly urbanizing Malabe, courtyards, portals, and planted rooftops blur the line between dwelling and design practice.
Nests
Realizing a mean to let the coexistence between man and the natural environment happen
Common Woods: Housing That Lives Inside a Forest
Space&Matter's circular housing cluster in Amersfoort dissolves the boundary between neighborhood and nature with radical material honesty.
Alive Residence: Harmonizing Urban Living with Nature in Pak Nam, Thailand
Alive Residence by Sa Ta Na Architects blends urban living with nature, featuring wooden facades, balcony gardens, natural light, privacy, and flexible family spaces.
House Between Trees by Barbara Berson: A Harmonious Blend of Architecture and Nature
House Between Trees by Barbara Berson harmoniously integrates architecture with nature, featuring courtyards, sustainable design, flexible spaces, and immersive tree-centered living.
A strong, context-sensitive thesis that thoughtfully addresses seasonal flooding through community-driven and adaptable architecture. Further development of the architectural drawings and flood-response details could strengthen the promising concept and its practical impact.
Such a wonderful way of seeing, thinking and responding to one's surroundings. This project is truly thoughtful and deeply connected to it’s context. Bravo for the effort and dedication behind it!