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Museum of Woods: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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This topic examines how wood functions in museum design and curatorial practice, exploring the material's capacity to structure space, preserve knowledge, and create sensory experiences. Members investigate wood not merely as a building material but as a subject worthy of archival attention and experiential design.

The community explores projects ranging from dedicated wood museums and material-focused exhibitions to forest-integrated housing and haptic museum spaces. Work here considers how architecture can document forest ecology, activate tactile engagement with natural materials, and create environments where wood's living history becomes central to the visitor experience.

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Manar and 2 others

Museum Of Materials

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow's Museum of Materials was designed by She Archs, in which us three women believe that females could also do Architecture. This museum is based on traveling through time in one day, with the cooperation of materials and design.

Alejandra and 3 others

Wonderwall

A Collaborative Landscape for Contemporary Sculptors

Abhishek

Tranquillising Temperaments through Architecture

History has left us with many incidences & events that has lead us to what we are today.In great cities,the great buildings tell you things you don't know and remember things which you've forgotten.Mumbai being the capital of commerce had many mills which were the reason of survival of 9lac people.But shutdown of mills caused an uproar in the city's balance.

tulip and 2 others

MUSEUM OF MATERIALS

A MUSEUM OF MATERIALS WAS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE THE WELL UNDERSTANDING AND IMPORTANCE OF BUILDING MATERIALS.

Annisa P

MUSEUM OF WOODS Experimentation of Space Retour a l'habitat

Museum of Woods makes the journey through nature possible, watching performances and re-interacting with nature -retour a l'habitat. Long contemplative journey -die wanderung- retraces collective memory of forest. These will be translated into architecture, unpretentiously, as spaces of storytellings.

Jovana and Ivan

OAK PLAYGROUND

A playgroud ispired by the myths and stories of Hyde Park

Ariadna and Arina

Haptic museum

The Museum of Building Materials is different in that it is open to all people with any disabilities. The level of interaction with the escoponates is high. So even if you don't have the opportunity to see the material, you can touch it, hear it, smell it. In the very center of the museum there is an interactive atrium, along the edges of which there is a st

Debo

Museum of Black Futures

Reinterpreting The James R. Thompson Center as The DuSable Museum Contemporary Annex

Ivona

MYCELIUM PATH wetland research center

"There are some truths, even fundamental ones, that tend to escape us. The most fundamental truth about our home on Earth is that all living things are interconnected. This fact, although important mainly as a physical principle, carries implications even of a spiritual nature.” - Starer, 1956.

Nusrat Nasrin

Unveiling Biodiversity: A Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum Complex in Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, serves as an innovative and comprehensive hub for the exploration and preservation of the region's rich biodiversity. Situated in a biodiversity hotspot, this complex integrates marine, inland water, and terrestrial ecosystems, creating a dynamic journey through various galleries.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

Morphosis Lifts a Landscaped Plaza Over 25,000 Square Feet of Gallery Space in Costa Mesa

The new Orange County Museum of Art rethinks the inward-facing institution with a 10,000-square-foot rooftop terrace and terracotta skin.

Art Gallery

Museum

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog6 months ago

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.

Co-Housing

Living with Nature

UNI Editorial

publishedReview2 weeks ago

Museum of Natural History: A Stepped Landform That Bows to Delhi's Heritage Sightlines

Manisha Nimesh's thesis turns a museum into an extruded landform, where a continuous ramp threads galleries, courtyards and heritage views into one walk.

Natural Architecture

Architectural History