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Frame House I / Jespersen Nodtvedt

Frame House I exemplifies sustainable architecture by allowing future modifications through its unique timber construction and structural frame system.

Roofed Square and a Circle Single Family House / Curious About

The house design emphasizes one-level living that is open, communicative, and barrier-free for enhanced family interaction.

katajanokan laituri landmark in helsinki greets visitors with a cascading wooden skylight

Katajanokan Laituri is an innovative architectural landmark that emphasizes sustainability, combining traditional materials with modern construction methods.

Saltviga House / Kolman Boye Architects

The Saltviga House showcases an innovative use of timber waste, promoting sustainability in architectural design.

Frame House I / Jespersen Nodtvedt

Frame House I exemplifies sustainable architecture by allowing future modifications through its unique timber construction and structural frame system.

Roofed Square and a Circle Single Family House / Curious About

The house design emphasizes one-level living that is open, communicative, and barrier-free for enhanced family interaction.

katajanokan laituri landmark in helsinki greets visitors with a cascading wooden skylight

Katajanokan Laituri is an innovative architectural landmark that emphasizes sustainability, combining traditional materials with modern construction methods.

Saltviga House / Kolman Boye Architects

The Saltviga House showcases an innovative use of timber waste, promoting sustainability in architectural design.
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learning house by max otto zitzelsberger treads lightly on german open-air museum grounds

Max Otto Zitzelsberger's Learning House emphasizes sustainable timber construction while respecting historical context and educating future architects.
The project exemplifies a modern approach to traditional design, focusing on environmental education and efficient material use.

Adriana House / Fittipaldi Arquitetura

The house seamlessly integrates architectural design with ecological principles and sustainability, enhancing the experience of natural surroundings.

learning house by max otto zitzelsberger treads lightly on german open-air museum grounds

Max Otto Zitzelsberger's Learning House emphasizes sustainable timber construction while respecting historical context and educating future architects.
The project exemplifies a modern approach to traditional design, focusing on environmental education and efficient material use.

Adriana House / Fittipaldi Arquitetura

The house seamlessly integrates architectural design with ecological principles and sustainability, enhancing the experience of natural surroundings.
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Pelgulinna State Secondary School / Arhitekt Must

The school exemplifies environmentally responsible construction, integrating architecture with nature to enhance educational experiences.
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prefabricated cabin in UK woodland resembles timber monocoque structure aircraft

Sustainable prefabricated Monocoque Cabin draws inspiration from aircraft and boat-building techniques for eco-friendly construction.

The Moca Dwelling Is A Wooden Mobile Home With Fabric Facades For More Openness - Yanko Design

Moca, a mobile home named from Mobile Catalyst, built with sustainable materials like timber and powered by solar energy, designed for flexibility and ecological living.

prefabricated cabin in UK woodland resembles timber monocoque structure aircraft

Sustainable prefabricated Monocoque Cabin draws inspiration from aircraft and boat-building techniques for eco-friendly construction.

The Moca Dwelling Is A Wooden Mobile Home With Fabric Facades For More Openness - Yanko Design

Moca, a mobile home named from Mobile Catalyst, built with sustainable materials like timber and powered by solar energy, designed for flexibility and ecological living.
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SNARK's light-filled 'house in nonakamachi' takes shape in a japanese orchard

The House in Nonakamachi, Japan, built by SNARK and OUVI, prioritizes openness, adaptability, and connection to the surrounding orchard.
The use of a standardized four-inch square lumber throughout the construction optimized a scarce resource, resulting in a visually light and adaptable structure.

cantilever parabolic timber canopy tops holiday house h enclosed by corfu's rock formations

House H integrates with surrounding rock formations in Corfu
Design prioritizes minimal impact on rocky terrain and nature, using timber and concrete base
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