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This Japanese housing project utilizes regenerative architecture to support its natural surrounding environment

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has designed a sustainable residence noted for its positive impact on the surrounding environment. Image: Rui Nishi Located on the southern Japanese island of Yakushima, Sumu Yakushima applies regenerative architecture to reconceptualize the relationship between human habitation and the natural environment.

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Del Mar Residence by McCulley Design

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Set within an acre-plus wooded reserve populated with mature Torrey Pines, the home connects with the nature and the outdoors from every room and utilizes a passive energy system.

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swirling floating ocean deck by RAD+ar utilizes reclaimed ironwood

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designed to expand a shark observation pool, pusaran transforms the area into a multilevel observatory deck preserving its natural marine environment. The post swirling floating ocean deck by RAD+ar utilizes reclaimed ironwood appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Grass House by BLDUS

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Utilizing natural, traditional building materials processed with simple but modern techniques, the Grass House proposes a contextual and healthy alternative to standard stick-frame construction. The Grass House calls into question the fundamentals of the built environment while retaining roots in traditional aesthetics and craftsmanship.

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How to Size the Optimal Kitchen Island: 5 Essential Tips

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Whether utilized as a breakfast bar for quick meals, a study area for children's homework, or a hub for entertaining guests, its flexibility enhances the functionality and livability of any kitchen environment.

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Making the Case for Plastic-Free Architecture: Innovative Solutions for the Present (and Future)

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In the built environment, plastic has been incorporated into various materials, products, and construction systems , contributing to an environmental crisis that seriously affects the well-being of millions of living beings. Faced with this problem, one possible direction is to shift away from utilizing it. Read more »

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Tips for Organizing the Laundry Area: How to Optimize Your Daily Life

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Photo: © Carolina Lacaz Previously we have published an article about how laundry rooms, or utility rooms, are an unnecessary luxury in a modern home. So, here are some tips for those who want to optimize this environment for a better routine in everyday life. Apartamento SEED / flipê arquitetura. Read more »

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