Connecting People and Nature with Biophilic Design
Design-forward manufactured stone matches sustainability and resilience with biophilic principles. Modern appreciation for sunshine, plants and natural materials in homes, known a...
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Design-forward manufactured stone matches sustainability and resilience with biophilic principles. Modern appreciation for sunshine, plants and natural materials in homes, known a...
An Autopoietic Intervention in Minimal Brutalism – The House of Continuum reimagines the spatial syntax of co-living with nature, transcending the traditional paradigm of a residen...
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Through architecture, products and systems, VISION House Asheville demonstrates the home and health connection. When people shop for a home today, they’re looking for more than j...
DESIGN UNDER SKY: The “Living Edge” is a small but impactful public urban landscape demonstrative of a strategy to “re-wild” small parcels of the city to provide places for respite...
In this special section, RECORD showcases houses that offer low-carbon—and carbon-sequestering—plant- and earth-based alternatives to conventional construction materials.
Slowly evolving spaces over time is good for your mindset.
At the top of a hill in Singapore, where the city meets the forest, House Above The Trees by Wallflower Architecture + Design creates a family home shaped by its location beside th...
what does a house look like when it is designed from the perspective of a cat? what shape does a seawall take when the client is an oyster, a garden when it is planted for a bee’s...
The Bali-based firm's designs blur the boundary between structure and environment. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support indepe...
Inspired by Edmonton’s River Valley, the space uses daylight, gentle evening illumination, living plants, and tall tree sculptures to evoke a forest retreat. The post Spiritual Ref...
In Puembo, Ecuador, A1 Arquitectura Avanzada has designed the Hidden Stone House around an idea that puts nature and architecture on equal footing. Instead of treating the natural...
a modular pavilion bridging human and non-human environments, using woodland prunings to foster biodiversity and offer a shared refuge. The post m²ft architects stacks woodland bra...
In Puembo, in Ecuador’s Quito region, A1 Arquitectura Avanzada has designed a two-level home around an open-air space that brings fresh air, daylight, and nature into the house. It...
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Opinion piece argues natural materials like wood, stone and aged metals shape guest perception more effectively than synthetic finishes by triggering positive neurological and emot...
A greenhouse is a building designed to create one climate inside another. By controlling sunlight, heat, and ventilation through its enclosure, it produces conditions that differ f...
Botanical gardens bring the landscape, design, community, and scientific inquiry into close conversation. Emerging from medicinal gardens and private collections that were dedicate...
A new campus landmark brings rese...
A Double-height Greenhouse rchi-Tectonics has transformed a 1929 Colonial residence in Westchester, New York, […]
There’s a special kind of calm that washes over you after a walk in the woods or a quiet moment spent in a garden. That feeling of being connected to nature is something many of us...
A US study compares residential developments, showing how replacing turfgrass with native plants triples insect diversity and conserves water.
as habitats disappear, buildings are being designed to shelter parts of the natural world from environmental changes taking place outside. The post architecture for extinction: whe...
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