#sustainable-architecture

#sustainable-architecture

Pojeon-jip, designed by sukchulmok and BRBB, is a residential project that embraces its agricultural surroundings in Gyeonggi-do, integrating cultivated landscapes into the living experience.

The renovation of the Boathouse Zuka embodies sustainable architecture by skillfully blending traditional alpine design with modern scientific requirements, exemplifying how purposeful restoration can breathe new life into historical structures.

When did we start focusing more on "decorating" our spaces by layering one material over another, rather than relying on the inherent beauty and performance of the building fabric itself?

We aim to inspire a rethinking of architecture as a living, evolving process that actively contributes to planetary repair rather than just minimizing harm.

The architects approached the renovation by critically analyzing the home’s existing disconnection from nature, focusing on densification and creating spaces that enhance warmth and comfort.

"I think of architecture like cooking. Instead of coming with an a priori idea, you're looking at what's in the region, what ingredients are available, what can be regionally sourced."

The HATA Dome, designed by Anastasiya Dudik, encapsulates a unique blend of ancient aesthetics and modern sustainability within a desert environment.

At once novel and traditional, the new kitchen in Aarhus exemplifies the synergy of sustainable design and historical inspiration, showcasing craftsmanship and innovative materials.

The project rehabilitates a townhouse while adhering to urban planning regulations, creating outdoor space and a new facade that enhances both privacy and summer comfort.

Landscape design at Cam Ranh International Airport pushes boundaries, creating a human-centered environment that enhances passengers' experiences, merging functionality with natural aesthetics.