forrester architects introduces an air-source heat pump as a gas boiler alternative and solar PV panels to improve thermal performance.
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from kerobokan stone walls to wooden ceilings with fluted patterns, the design combines a variety of textiles and materials that add depth and warmth to the architecture.
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solar energy is used in a controlled manner through a mobile roof that allows the interior spatial conditions to change depending on weather conditions.
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coil kazuteru matumura architects clads the structure and surfaces with natural materials, including plywood and washi paper.
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the project addresses the issue of placelessness in modern interiors by fostering a sense of belonging and connection to the land.
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tbilisi-based TIMM architecture revives an aging attic, renovating it into this bright and modern 'birdsnest house.'
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the program is organized by three semi-buried pavilions whose roofs are tied to the ground, absorbed by the forest.
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the program is organized by three semi-buried pavilions whose roofs are tied to the ground, absorbed by the forest.
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the sustainability strategy of the residence supports heating, cooling, potable water supply, and irrigation needs.
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the architectural approach followed by manuel cervantes estudio and designer james perse emphasizes the natural topography and local flora.
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