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Soil Architecture

56 Projects 54 Journals 17 Publications

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56 projects

Naz and Demir

Dissolve

Our project in Boa Vista aims to create a sustainable cultural hub that preserves and promotes local traditions. Concrete topographic masses form shaded spaces for markets, performances, and workshops. Above, modular units that are carried by a structural steel grid offer lodging for artists and visitors.

Joshua and Christopher

STADIA MARITUS

Stadia Maritus hosts the solar system's most elite athletes while completely self-sustainable. During the off-season, the food for the games is grown within the stadium, acting as a large Terraforming center.

junghyun and 3 others

Mycorrhizal Network Home

This design begins with a solution to deforestation, which is a problem of expansion of residential space, and begins with creating a residential space where humans can live while maintaining a symbiotic relationship with plants and animals found in the Amazon.

Bouke and Adriaan

The Urban Canyon

Urban furniture plays a pivotal role in bringing the human scale to a city. For this competition Adriaan Moerdijk and Bouke de Jong explored the idea of a dynamic piece of urban furniture that embraces natural processes and decay.

Tychelle and Giovanni

ASASE YAA VILLAGE - Earth Made Housing Competition

Together, my group (Giovanni Montrel & Jaisha Victorian) and I chose 3 core values to drive our design. We wanted to bring back the usage of the vernacular architecture of the region while also expanding the capabilities of earth brick design and creating spaces for cultural traditions.

Rafaella and Abigail

THE TREE HOUSE

Located in Bolgatanga, Ghana, the Community Housing will not only set a new standard of living conditions in the region but will also provide a source of inspiration by showcasing locally-sound building materials in an innovative and modern way.

Duy

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LANDSCAPE EXPERIENCE GARDEN.

Children learn as they play, this is the source that they will understand more complex knowledge in the future, developing educational values such as creative, curious, proactive and motivated. Opposed to the old education system, very closely with the main goals and ideas aimed at bringing advantage of the natural environment as a source of learning.

Jainami

RURAL X GOVERNANCE

Representation of Indigenous through Architecture by Decoding the Warli Ontology

Dana

Architecture by elements

Using three images to highlight three linguistic principles

İrem and Yasemin

Endow

The design aimed for women to discover themselves. In the male-dominated society, they were given the opportunity to create their own colors. Units placed in stages refer to traditional living spaces.

Stephanie and Jack

Lifted Ground: Between the Sublime and Domestic

At the homestead, the realms of nature, production, and domestic meet under one roof. The boundaries are blurred between a wild “sublime” nature, worked agricultural land, and the domestic sheltered interior. The passage of time is registered in the architecture's embrace of the earth’s inherent tendency toward a wild nature.