Pyht - Bio Architects
COMArchitecture that integrates biological systems, natural materials, and biophilic design principles into built environments.
Healing Beyond Boundaries
Reimagining Healthcare Through the Bio-Triad Concept By Heba Rasheed
Pocket Church: Dispersing a Sanctuary into a Forest of Ecological Hotspots
A carved, cave-like church, a circular dormitory and timber workshops scatter across a reforesting site, letting the forest become the true nave.
Bio // DOME // Stic: Seven Living Domes Turn an Ethiopian Chapel Site into a Growing Forest
An Honorable Mention at Eco-Chapel, this proposal plants seven vegetal domes around a timber chapel, letting native forest carry the sacred story.
Mycelial Hut: Pioneering Sustainable Architecture with Fungal Materials
Mycelial Hut by Yong Ju Lee Architecture uses mycelium panels and digital fabrication to create sustainable, bio-integrated, eco-friendly architecture.
Birdwood House by Peter Besley: A Sculptural Home Rooted in Landscape, Memory, and Material Honesty
Birdwood House blends reclaimed materials, subtropical design, and sculptural forms, creating a sustainable multi-generational home rooted in Brisbane’s hillside landscape.
Kingswood House by Archaea Architects – A Warm, Family-Centric Modern Heritage Home in Kingswood, Australia
Kingswood House by Archaea Architects blends heritage charm and modern design, creating a warm, family-focused home with rich materials and playful spaces.
jtB House by BLAF Architecten: A Sustainable Family Home Blending Geometry, Energy Efficiency, and Landscape Harmony
jtB House by BLAF Architecten combines geometric design, reversible hybrid construction, and biobased insulation, creating a sustainable, energy-efficient home in Belgium.
Structural Botany: A Landmark in Biomorphic Architecture Installation by Cheng Tsung FENG Design Studio
A botanical-inspired installation in Taiwan exploring biomorphic architecture through modular design, light interaction, and plant-based structural language.
Biophilic House Design in India: Villa Prakriti by unTAG
A biophilic farmhouse in Igatpuri, India that harmonizes architecture, terrain, and tradition through sustainable, climate-responsive design.
More Than a Building-Designing a Living System
More Than a Building-Designing a Living System
Researches Part One: Biophilic Interiors Shaped by Light Simulation and Natural Form
A digital study in daylight, material warmth, and organic geometry that reimagines residential interiors through biophilic design principles.
Base Beyond
DESERT COMPOUND ARID: TOURISM OF ABSENCE AND ABUNDANCE
