

Recycled Brick
MATArchitecture and design using reclaimed or recycled brick as a primary material.


Architecture and design using reclaimed or recycled brick as a primary material.
A five-storey mixed-use building in Kacyiru proves that local materials and passive cooling can replace air conditioning in dense urban Africa.
A west-facing house in a dense Ahmedabad neighborhood uses layered brick screens to turn harsh sunlight into filtered comfort.
An experimental prestressed rammed-earth tower in Cham reactivates brickmaking heritage while advancing sustainable construction and contemporary material research.
In Thrissur, a 383 m² courtyard house uses staggered brickwork to negotiate privacy, ventilation, and tropical light in equal measure.
A courtyard house in coastal Karnataka channels childhood memories of brick factories through jaali screens and passive cooling strategies.
House on a Brick Base by Ágora Arquitectura blends brick, cork, and timber, creating a sustainable home rooted in Spanish tradition.
A 270 square meter home in Mao Khe, Vietnam, uses layered terracotta screens and rooftop gardens to resist the erasure of farmland by urbanization.
A compact inner-city home in Perth reclaims local red brick to channel the suburb's industrial past through exaggerated arches and saw-tooth roofs.
Brick Journey explores brick architecture design through a personal spatial narrative combining home, gallery, and café in Bangkok.
A 4,500-square-foot residence in Pune's dense urban core uses layered brick screens and passive strategies to rethink the Indian courtyard house.
In rural Heyuan, a 440-square-meter renovation trades spectacle for craft, turning local brick into an architecture of restrained belonging.
Bricks@47 House blends sustainable design, cultural memory, and modern craftsmanship into a dynamic, energy-efficient home in Noida, India.
House wsT by BLAF Architecten explores hybrid timber-brick construction, sustainable design, and contextual form through innovative geometric and material strategies.
Thatched Brick Pavilion explores sustainable architecture using clay and reeds, merging traditional Danish craftsmanship with low-carbon, breathable construction techniques.
The Brick House by Melissa White Architects blends Edwardian heritage with modern design, featuring spacious extensions, natural light, and timeless materials.
Nogal House by Escobedo Soliz showcases sustainable brick house design, balancing affordability, flexibility, and thermal comfort in a contemporary home.
Sustainable house rehabilitation using recycled brick shards, enhancing natural light, spatial flow, and material reuse while preserving architectural heritage.
Explore the timeless beauty and sustainability of modern brick architecture through the innovative design of the Brick Veedu House.
An exploration of sustainable brick architecture in education, highlighting the National School of Business Bangalore's eco-conscious and innovative design.
Explore the Twisted Brick Shell Concept Library, a fusion of innovative brick architecture and digital techniques in rural China.