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Low Carbon Design

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53 projects

Samuel

Healing Patch: An Approach Towards Carbon Negative Future

The built environment continues to accelerate carbon emissions and ecological degradation. Healing Patch proposes a regenerative mixed-use superblock where computational optimization, renewable energy, water harvesting, and ecological systems transform urban density into a catalyst for carbon reduction, resource generation, and resilient public life.

민경

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.

POLITO and 3 others

Educational Strength

Building a resilient school for the future. The proposed school envisions a resilient educational fortress. It aims to intertwine with the community through inclusive planning and shared spaces, catalyzing active participation and creating new dynamics for a stronger future for both students and locals to thrive together.

alireza

The Green Revolution

How a Cultural Village in Palawan is Leading the Way in Sustainable Design

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.

Zhongqi and 2 others

META-BIN

Our design concept is based on the Japanese metabolism system, with a modular design, prefabricated in the factory and assembled to meet the needs of the site. The transportation of prefabricated components from the factory and the citizen participation in the assembly process, the replacement of damaged single components, all reduce the waste of resources.

mozhgan and 2 others

Plugin Housing

In this plan, attention has been paid to providing housing for low-income groups by providing favorable living conditions. This design is an affordable, flexible model, with minimal material waste and minimal damage to the environment, which is suitable for the lifestyle of the future.

Ketan

The Only Way Ahead

Exploring how to create a sustainable future

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.

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.

Stephanie and Jack

Lifted Ground: Between the Sublime and Domestic

At the homestead, the realms of nature, production, and domestic meet under one roof. The boundaries are blurred between a wild “sublime” nature, worked agricultural land, and the domestic sheltered interior. The passage of time is registered in the architecture's embrace of the earth’s inherent tendency toward a wild nature.

Aaron

The SPRUCE

Inspired by Nature’s ecosystems functions and evolutionary structure, this ecolodge rests harmoniously in its natural setting, preserving its ecological landscape processes offering a unique off-the-grid living experience