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Architects: Pascal Arquitectos
- Area: 624 m²
- Year: 2011
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El Secreto House / Pascal Arquitectos
Ocean Grand Residence / Dahin Development + T. D. Lee ARCHITECT
- Year: 2011
Te Puni Village / Architectus
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Architects: Architectus
- Year: 2009
Loft 3108 / dum dum design
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Architects: dum dum design
- Area: 350 m²
- Year: 2010
Emmental Stairs Apartment / Éva Katona, Péter Szigeti & Biljana Jovanović
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Architects: Éva Katona, Péter Szigeti & Biljana Jovanović
- Year: 2011
Les Franaqueses del Vallés House / CPVA Arquitectes
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Architects: CPVA Arquitectes
- Area: 659 m²
- Year: 2007
Glen Osmond House / Swanbury Penglase
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Architects: Swanbury Penglase
- Year: 2009
Flood House / F9 Productions
After living a part of their lives in the flood prone region of Fargo, Lance Cayko & Alex Gore from F9 Productions started thinking of the catastrophe that could strike if the flood dikes gave way and for that reason they designed a flood resistant house that takes on the challenge of how to survive in the worst conditions.
Stella Zwei / Zechner & Zechner
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Architects: Zechner & Zechner
- Year: 2010
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Manufacturers: EQUITONE
Apartment 67 / EXE STUDIO
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Architects: EXE STUDIO
- Area: 69 m²
- Year: 2010
American Street Houses I / Materiality Office
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Architects: Materiality Office
- Area: 11928 ft²
- Year: 2008
The Great Wall / Yamasaki Ku Hong Associates Design Lab
Seoul-based Yamasaki Ku Hong Associates Design Lab shared with us their project ‘The Great Wall’, a complex in Suizhong, China. More images and architect’s description after the break.
House in La Encantada / Javier Artadi
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Architects: Javier Artadi
- Year: 2010
House in Ichijoji / Tadahiro Shimada
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Architects: Tadahiro Shimada
- Area: 59 m²
- Year: 2011
Recycled Building / Alonso de Garay Architects
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Architects: Alonso de Garay Architects
- Year: 2010
Beach House in Las Palmeras / Javier Artadi
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Architects: Javier Artadi
- Area: 348 m²
- Year: 2011
House in Ookayama / Torafu Architects
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Architects: Torafu Architects
- Area: 105 m²
- Year: 2010
Low Cost, Low Energy House for New Orleans / sustainable.TO
Hosted by Design By Many, the Passive House for New Orleans competition challenged designers to design a single-family dwelling that is sustainable in the broadest sense of the term: affordable to build and purchase, long-lasting, with minimal impact on the local environment, and affordable to heat and cool throughout the life of the building.
The winning proposal, designed by sustainable.TO, is based on the vernacular shotgun typology. The affordable, low-energy, single-family low cost, low energy house will help to revitalize the existing neighborhood of the Lower Ninth Ward. More images and architects’ description after the break.