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Wooden Skeleton Structures

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22 projects

Zeynep

ABOVE

An elevated cabin for hikers with a wooden structure. Located in The Pyrenean Haute Route, each cabin varies with its reflecting materials.

Hyeyeong and Heesoo

DreamScape

"Building Hope, Crafting Dreams: Children's Modular Playground of Possibilities" The module of DreamScape made up of simple shapes but it evokes spatial interest. From various angles, children will enjoy different views and freely roll, and assemble the module with their own hands, creating a large space for themselves. It will give hope to build their dream

David

AS WE SPEAK

The idea of the project was to create a natural concept and transform it into a museum of languages, where each of the seven existing groups of languages occupies its place. Treetops in the form of cubes are always one of the languages, and the trunks, in turn, its roots.

usman

Infinite Bamboo

An education center and workspace growing the bamboo solution

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.

Dayang

PARKFIT

Have you noticed the gap between the peoples and landscapes? In the real world, people and scenery are opposites to some extent. We have been talking about the living environment in harmony with the landscape, but in fact very few actions are taken.In many parks, human behavior is often restricted by paving and so-called moral codes.

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.

Krzysztof

PAVILION “SZANTA”

The pavilion is a proposal to use defected pallets and consider them as a wooden modular element adjusted to the aesthetics and history of the seaside town of Sopot.

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.

Filipp

Expanding nature

Designing safe interfaces between humans and nature

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.

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.