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The Gate Building / Third Nature Studio

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© Morten Olivarius architects: Third Nature Studio Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Project Year: 2023 Photographs: Morten Olivarius Area: 1000.0 m2 Read more »

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A Refuge in the Harsh Alpine Landscape: Three Connected Villas That Embrace Nature

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This includes sustainable energy concepts, support for regional producers, and the use of natural materials in the entire resort. Each villa uniquely combines natural materials, natural features, and a variety of the brand's fittings and fixtures.

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Bofedales: Natural Infrastructures and Andean Landscapes

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Moreover, they are natural infrastructures that constitute a material and immaterial heritage to address contemporary climate crises and to sustain local Andean communities, which have nurtured them for generations. Image © Michell León / Forest Trends In the highlands of the Central Andes , one finds the " bofedales."

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The Gate Building / TREDJE NATUR

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© Morten Olivarius architects: TREDJE NATUR Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Project Year: 2023 Photographs: Morten Olivarius Area: 1000.0 m2 Read more »

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The Merits of Greenwashing: Social Stigma around Natural Construction in India

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Image © Akila Venkat & Chakkaravarthy In recent years, India has seen a resurgence of interest in natural building materials , a movement driven by escalating environmental concerns and a growing desire to revive traditional lifestyles. Earth Farmhouse / Studio Verge. Read more »

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Exhibition on the power of nature in design to open at the Denver Art Museum

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The Denver Art Museum is hosting an exhibition on the use of architecture, art, and design to connect with the natural world.

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The Use of Natural Stone in Contemporary Argentinian Architecture

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Image © Gonzalo Viramonte From Tafí del Valle to San Carlos de Bariloche , the implementation of natural stone in contemporary Argentine architecture reveals the decisions of architects seeking to maintain a dialogue with their surrounding environment and highlight the purity of materials. House in Candonga / Fomento Estudio.