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Vertical Forest

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Vertical forest design explores how buildings and structures can incorporate living plants, gardens, and natural ecosystems into their architectural form. This approach addresses environmental concerns while creating spaces where nature and construction coexist.

The community examines projects ranging from residential buildings wrapped in green facades to pavilions and terminals that use vegetation as both structural and aesthetic elements. Work includes retrofitting existing structures with living systems, designing new buildings with integrated gardens, and creating micro-ecosystems within urban contexts.

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UNI Editorial24 works

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Mavis Huang2 works

Misak Terzibasiyan2 works

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Genc Blakaj2 works

Jenan AbuFadalah2 works

Henry and 2 others

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Futurra

FutuRra is the new place to achieve social and agricultural sustainability for the next few decades, retransform from the new covent market in Nine Elms. It seeks to reconsider the traditional agricultural activities between the land and architecture and also the relationship between farmers and consumers.

Fulya and 4 others

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The Future

Seed refers to regeneration as the metaphor and the beginning of a cycle. It was aimed to take the seed out of the area where it was stored and protected and to meet with the citizen and to become a part of the city as a continuation of the cycle as an image. Collision points were considered for urban and seed interaction.

Sehr and Anita

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Fore^t De Poche

Creating an oxygen chamber using elements from nature, and creating a micro-climate within, along with raising awareness regarding pollution are the main objectives of this natural walkway. The installation is a self-sufficient module, that produces its own electricity, and focuses on highlighting sensory experience within the design.

Eda Buse and 2 others

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MICROCOSMOS

HUMANKIND REGARDED AS THE REPRESANTATION IN MINIATURE OF THE UNIVERSE.

Karan

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Mission V.E.N.T.

Delhi was destined to suffocate with it's elevated pollution levels. Mission V.E.N.T. envisions New Delhi to regain it?s pure air and celebrate it's existence, through micro rewrites that employ air as a resource to evolve the public realm. Come take a peek into a designer's sketch pad that has resurfaced in 2100 . . .