Atelier 62
Improving the quality of life of the Jorejick family, respecting at all times their way of life and their tradition, is the objective of this proposal. … Home for the Jorejick family,
This category includes unbuilt residential architecture projects; more or less unique buildings designed to house the life of the person.
Atelier 62
Improving the quality of life of the Jorejick family, respecting at all times their way of life and their tradition, is the objective of this proposal. … Home for the Jorejick family,
Eric Moya Soler
The proposal focuses on how to generate an architectural project from some lithographs. … Caos perceptivo,
Rafael Lamary+Tiago Brito+Rafael Letizio+Tiago Brandão+Marcos Woelz+Débora Sanders
The Quilombola housing project proposed here develops from the creation of a central axis that organizes the space, where there is no distinction between the front and back of the building, thus guaranteeing the enjoyment between the built space and the natural environment where it is inserted and also the symbolic identity of these spaces with the Quilombola community. … Quilombola housing,
Noemí Díaz Pérez
“Invernáculo” is a midsummer night’s dream that anyone could have. “Invernáculo” is a project that generates a greenhouse that fulfills the basic functions of the room that we often forget where to enjoy, rest, relax and let go. … Invernáculo,
Youngbin Shin
The project proposes the shelter for the new type of social space to replace traditional tents at Mt. Everest which also can value in the lives of locals with using natural materials as building envelop. … MT.Everest habitat,
Sebastián Vergara Browne+Rosario Rio Acevedo
The OmniDomus Project was part of a workshop called “Vacancy in Height” taught by professors and architects Alejandro Beals and Loreto Lyon. … OmniDomus,
Paula Rocío López Gómez+Isidoro López Puget Ponce
Welcome to Auroville is a qualitative research on the nature of living and space. … Welcome to Auroville,
Atelier Volpe
The project “Living in a stone” began with a questioning around the relationship between stone and living. This question “how to inhabit the stone”, has gradually turned into “can we inhabit a stone? … Inhabited stone,
Phil Hawkins
The project offers an idea of how the series of interconnected rooms and the intermediate room can be used in the creation of a new collective home. … Collective Household in Southwark,
Traumnovelle
After the apocalypse, overheated planet Earth is uninhabitable. Humankind creates a new underground city thanks to a machine producing infinite energy. . … The Atom People,
André Goyvaerts
As a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns, our homes and neighborhoods have come under intense scrutiny. This thesis discusses the ways in which we can review the standard of wellbeing within residential design using scientific, evidence-based approaches to human health. … Happier homes,
Claudio C. Araya+Natalia Kogia+Iga Majorek+Maria Valese
Thoughtful, adventurous and restless; these were few of the words chosen by people close when they were asked to describe him. … Bivacco,
Manuel Cucurell+Bruno Degiorgio+Tomas Fonturbel+Emanuel Mancini
Contrary to what we are used to thinking, moments of crisis are an extremely productive instance, as they allow us to let go of certainties and enter the realm of questions and reflections. The act of reflecting makes it possible to achieve a change in the way of looking, thus making it possible to search for new questions, new arguments, new meanings.
Pablo Rodríguez Zerpa+Noemie Millet Quevedo
Inhabit, sharing, playing, meditating. They are all parts of living, found in this group of houses in La Clota, Barcelona.
Scott Rasmusson Källander
Is a proposal of a circular generic geriatric care building. The program included a building without any set direction. … Round house,
Félix Roudier
From an architectural point of view, a cabin is like a prototype. Centered on dreams and use, it is the most primitive and pragmatic expression of construction. … The Crank house,
Square (Gleb Goncharenko+Ksenia Zabardygina)
En nuestro proyecto proponemos preservar las fronteras exteriores para destruir las interiores. … Happy home,
Adam Fernandez
In Persian literal translation: bâd « wind »+gir « catch » is a traditional element of Persian architecture used from centuries to create natural ventilation and to refresh inside the buildings … Badgir,
Pau Olmos Pérez
The modular project that is presented is based on certain fundamental concepts that determine the final form of the module and the grouping of an indeterminate number of these. … Three Curtains Module,
Douglas Lee+Yee Foo Lai+Xiaokang Feng
The proposal is a living prototype that can potentially affect positive change to our environment. It is a remote living hut sited in Cambodia. … Outside In,
Taama (Alex Tintea+Águeda Mata)
Located on the seaside of Virginia, it takes full advantage of the southern light and its views towards the harbor
Natalia Kotova (La Papiro)
Melbourne is the city of contrasts with distinguished self-expression culture. Beyond the classical victorian style and new futuristic implantations, people’s creativity with their homes is the real and unique tradition.
Studio Traccia
The project promotes a new way of living, where the coexistence of public and private spaces blending between urban areas and rural parks, tries to inject new life, not by erasing the character of the area, but by building upon it.
Germán Rodríguez+Emilio Farias+Salvador Ferreyra+Santiago Ghione+Franco Pozzi
The proposal focuses on three axes: The collective experience – which defines scale -, architecture as infrastructure – which contributes to ecology – and the constitution of a memorial of the present – which builds a new nature and challenges its visitors.
Sandra Juan+Antoni Garcés
The duality of the construction and the void is what structures the city and it is the value of the empty spaces that gives meaning to architecture. The ability of the system to create emptiness, to create transitions, visuals, spaces; makes it the ideal method to search for a lace of the cores in the place.
Mario Mimoso
Earth faces a plethora of complex and interconnected problems: pollution, global warming, overpopulation, depletion of natural resources, climate change, deforestation, ocean acidification, and many more. Even if we could stop all problems at once, this planet has some wounds that will be difficult to heal. In the end, we may have to go somewhere else.
Laura Bravo+Silvia Prujà
¿Can you live on a ladder? A ladder as a way of life. A ladder on all scales. A ladder that manages to unite people while generating life around them. The terms comfort and unevenness seem to be contradictory, but in the project they merge to create a more interrelated and more human lifestyle.