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Passive Architecture

57 Projects 53 Journals 29 Publications

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57 projects

Begum and 2 others

FLOW

"Flow" is a holistic wellness center that spatializes well-being through layered volumes and intersecting planes. Rejecting traditional closed rooms, it eliminates forced routes in favor of fluid, non-linear circulation. Strategic galleries dissolve boundaries, allowing users to experience the space freely at their own rhythm while staying connected.

Lawand

Pocket Facade

The Pocket Facade is a conceptual architectural project that combines sustainability and aesthetics. Designed with openings that look like a pocket, it allows for air circulation, enhancing indoor air quality and reducing energy consumption, perfect for very hot climates. The facade also diffuses natural light, creating inviting spaces.

Samuel and 3 others

Green Nomad

“As the sun rises over the bustling cityscape of Singapore, our project stands as a testament to innovation, sustainability, and community-centric design. Nested amidst the vibrant urban fabric, our co-living and co-working space embodies a vision of modern living that transcends conventional boundaries. “

Raphaela

IMPULSE

A HUMAN THAT GROWS, IN A BUILDING THAT GROWS TOO

Gauri and 3 others

Rise & Connect

A structure creating opportunities for social experiences by linking the change in height.

Robert and 3 others

Courtyard Living

The project proposes housing that reflects Bolgatanga’s culture and lifestyle by incorporating the spatial arrangement of the region’s traditional compound houses and courtyards, which encourage community engagement among inhabitants.

Ketan

The Only Way Ahead

Exploring how to create a sustainable future

Michael and 2 others

EMERGENT / The Picturesque Evolved

The intent of this design is to create meaningful connections amongst site, program and reality of program and everyday life/discovery and create new biophilic form design that isn’t dependent upon site build components or major disturbances that then need to be “grown back” to meet the definition of a blurred boundary.

LIU

Nomad

It should reflect on the perfection, real, equal, super, people will reflect on themselves, and will find that the self-study will re-examine the perspective of self-seeking problems, give up some observance, ignorant ideas, courtesy Traditional virtues such as mutual assistance, respecting the old, love the young, love the environment

Pei-Rong and 2 others

Daily Light

Daily Light is composed of 15 space units, including 13 living units and 2 service units. Through arrangement and stacking, the middle corridor is shaped as the main passage connecting the space, and the stairs in the atrium connect the vertical space. The terrace formed after the units are stacked can be used as an open-air cinema.

Lucas and Lilou

HOUSE FOR THE SOCIETY

It's here for the benefit of everyone, embodying the ideal of a society.

Dana

Adaptive Socio-Cultural EpiCenter

An adaptive project and a new representation of libraries in the MENA region, offered to all people without the need of using transportation. The project was inspired by a personal experience, as it was noticed that people in the MENA region can hardly go to libraries by walking, as it is far from their homes.