#Sustainable Design

The Community House in Hansbeke transforms a historic villa into a vibrant community space, integrating a new multifunctional hall within a protected park landscape.

The Grain Store at Marbach State Stud by a + r Architekten embodies contemporary agricultural architecture with its precise and calm design, integrating seamlessly into the Swabian Alb landscape.

A modest yet spatially rich home in Villaverde Alto, designed with economic and sustainable considerations.

Werkhof 29 in Zurich is a transformative project by baubüro in situ, revitalizing a 1934 brick building into a flexible, sustainable work complex.

A thoughtful renovation by JAK Architecture that reimagines a Barwon Heads home, blending new elements with the existing structure to create a cohesive and adaptable family residence.

RACK is an adaptive structure in Lausanne, designed for vertical and horizontal expansion, minimizing resource consumption through a unique foundation system.

A triangular house in Melgaço, Portugal, harmonizes with its rural landscape, offering panoramic views of the Minho river valley.

Cano House in Alicante by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos integrates spatial logic with site-specific design, enhancing its relationship with the garden and pool.

A thoughtful residential project in Barwon Heads, Australia, harmonizing architecture with its natural landscape.

An innovative thatched roof house in Weiden am See, Austria, designed by Gilbert Berthold, showcases sustainable materials and modern architectural techniques.

The Casa Wabi Mushroom Pavilion in Puerto Escondido by OMA serves as a hub for mushroom cultivation and community education, featuring an innovative ellipsoid design.

Entenbad Residential by Studio Märkli integrates seamlessly into Dietikon's evolving urban fabric, preserving a valuable garden while offering flexible living spaces.

A comprehensive housing project in Zurich integrating communal and private spaces with a focus on community living.

A minimalist country house in Friedrichsruhe, harmonizing with its rural environment through simple materials and sustainable design.

A revitalized educational facility in Copenhagen, designed by Hans Christian Hansen.

A 1941 residence in Brussels is revitalized with a transparent timber volume, redefining its connection to the garden.

A transformative urban complex in Shenzhen.

A landmark wooden building redefining Luxembourg's airport district.

A family home designed for accessibility and connection with nature.

A vibrant extension and remodel of a 1970s kindergarten in Sarpsborg, Norway, designed to enhance community and childcare accessibility.

A transformative kindergarten in Porto-Vecchio, designed to be the heart of the Pifano neighborhood, fostering community and learning.

The Franche-Comté Advanced School of Engineering in Besançon is a harmonious blend of nature and architecture, offering a dynamic and adaptable learning environment.

A stunning reinterpretation of classic barn typology, this house in Rörum blends cultural heritage with modern multi-generational living.

A suburban 1950s house in Carry-le-Rouet is transformed into a compact, intergenerational living space through a lightweight timber superstructure.