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Wooden Skeleton Structures: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Wooden skeleton structures form the basis of architectural systems where timber framing becomes both functional support and visual expression. This approach ranges from traditional building methods to contemporary interpretations, often emphasizing the material's inherent qualities and craft.

The community explores how wooden frameworks adapt to diverse contexts: stacked blocks in landscape settings, modular systems for flexible spaces, rural community buildings that integrate local craftsmanship, and adaptive reuse of industrial sites. Projects examine timber's role in sustainable design and its capacity to define spatial and structural identity.

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Vincent Sebastian Schmitt1 work

Zeynep Goktoprak1 work

Krzysztof Galant1 work

Nikhil Jain1 work

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Nikhil and KEVAL

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SLUM AUTONOMY - A PARADOX

The idea is to design a balcony for slum dwellers, (rehabilitated into new housing apartments)by understanding their lifestyle & activities in slums and how efficiently space was used. The project aims at providing a multifunctional use of balcony which gives them a sense of independence in terms of its usability and variations according to their needs.

hossein and 3 others

ec OASIS tem

In this project, we have tried to create a peaceful gathering place, a place where people can visit their hopes and their challenges, their future and their past, their roots and their branches. We have also promoted a green and sustainable future for the Moroccans by defining new methods.

Nenad

All that is solid melts into air

This research led design frames a response to a contemporary challenge posed by technological crusade of the countryside. The design aims to reconcile two main domains, public and private. The main influence was derived from a typical country house in Vojvodina.

Filipp

Expanding nature

Designing safe interfaces between humans and nature

Hoan

Fresh Air school

Let thier Imaginations breathe, run further and have bigger ideas for the future! Let our earth breathe, to have a future for big ideas!

子逸 and shuting

Rolling Greeneery

This is a highly adaptable public furniture. The combination of rigid and flexible connections can adapt to a variety of terrain and the needs of different people and activities. The two textures presented on the material also echo each other with the structure, bringing a comfortable feeling to people.

BBM

BAMBOO BLOCK

A Creative Playground For Refugee Children

Madhavi and Akash

Baans Ghari

The architecture around us greatly influences the nature of a community. This bamboo pavilion is designed to be placed on the terrace of a market in Gangtok, in the Himalayan kingdom of India. The sustainable and low cost material and construction make for an interactive community space for the youth and elderly alike.

ELİF

+bookHub

+bookHub's design envisions a dynamic spatial concept formed with modular and modifiable parts to create a versatile space for social engagement, equipped with all basic needs of a social setting. BookHub incorporates reading and socializing into one area with collapsible study spaces, workshop and outdoor settings ideal for concerts, symposiums or pop-ups.

Sara and Alireza

limited and unlimited

Our ancestors set up a structural area for himself/herself called a house. This delimitation took man/woman away from living in nature. Can he/she live in the heart of nature like his ancestors? How can we experience that level of closeness to nature? The answer is : men's unlimited primal life must be linked to the coordinates of his now limited life.

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