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Off-Grid Living

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25 projects

Jadine

Apex Lodges

Apex Lodges is about getting a taste of LUXURY along this hiking route while still provide shelter and refuge to adrift hikers. As they walk along the route, the glow from each lodge will act as a beacon to safety as the form changes from a traditional to an organic A frame while still containing the amenities and views that attract you to the Pyrenees.

Josh

Recharged Stacked Cabins

The Stacked Cabins on the Pyrenean Haute Route provide a haven for hikers while synergizing with the natural route. Having the design be modularized the resiliency of the design can withstand any of the harsh conditions that the route may provide.

Simon

'Ti POD

A cosy refuge in the alps.

Milena

Swamp capsule camp

Darkness is starting to swallow the fields around you, until even the horizon disappears from view, but we follow north. Slowly you can see the first light come into view. The smell of the meal cooking by the fire. You have reached your home and you are safe, cradled by the lights and warmth around you.

Muhammad Osama and Hadia

123

Protest Space for Hazara Genocide Affectees

Hazaras are an ethnic group of Afghanistan that migrated to Pakistan during the 1800s & began living in Quetta city. Throughout the years this community has been confronting sectarian conflicts, negligence, terrorism & injustice while their crime, "being religious minorities". The protest space allows them to portray their emotions & spreads awareness.

LIU

nomad1

My favorite was the projection-screen, which was hidden in the ceiling of the bedroom. Put it down, I could be watching the movie, lying on the floor the living-room. The more magical was that through the transformation of internal furniture, it could meet a multi-port life demand. It was comparable to a traditional three-bedroom housing-type.

Ewa

Abode in Woodlands

Self-sufficient design for nature lovers - Abode in Woodlands design is a modern structure with a shape relating to the trees covering the plot. Raising the main part of the structure also allows the temperature variations (the strongest at ground level) to be reduced. Following the design guidelines, it was decided to use ecological materials such as woo

narges and 3 others

Interactive Colonies

The aim of this project was to compromise with Mars and try to use its existing potentials instead of confronting it. Using dust storms and human activities as generators of energy was one of our key approaches to this design.

Beata and Kamila

SHELL-TER

First base placed at the bottom of the largest canyon in the solar system - Valles Marineris. The base shape of the dune seamlessly merges into the local environment, allowing inhabitants to be in unity with nature. The base takes the shape of a dune through the action of the wind and the displacement of regolith.

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

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.

Colton

DISEMBARKED

“The cabin in the forest, on the banks of a quiet lake or buried in the wilderness back of beyond, is an expression of man’s desire to escape the exactions of civilization and secure rest and seclusion by a return to the primitive.” ~ From the epigraph of William A. Bruette’s 1934 book, Log Camps & Cabins. A Green Retreat in Fairbanks, Alaska.