hiroshi nakamaura and NAP architects designed the underground library in kurkku fields, japan for bookworms and fans of green architecture.
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the cube house in nakamachi attracts attention with its earth color, but more so with its wooden shutters that double as a sliding door.
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NEOM wants to show the world that its four megacities in saudi arabia will come to life by documenting its construction in a short film.
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the materials used for the wooden cabins of starlodges by snøhetta come from the site of the property with the unused ones to be repurposed.
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designed by makoto takei and chie nabeshima, the ‘ring house’ offers unobstructed views of the forest and generous open spaces.
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a biophilic complex in milan, ‘welcome project’ by kengo kuma attempts to use wood throughout the space along with cultivated greenery.
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named kererū retreat, the tiny alpine retreat in canterbury, new zealand runs on renewable energy through the solar panels topping the roof.
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le belvedere cabin uses materials from a local sawmill and pays homage to the chopped-down trees in the forest to make way for a clearing.
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the bio-based 3D-printed ‘biohome3D’ features 100% wood insulation and printed floors, walls, and roofs from wood fibers and bio-resins.
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in the end, BUREAU’s ’therese’ conceals the slabs of wood beneath the mud-like and rocky materials to appear like a mountain in the forest.
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