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Image 25 of 27 from gallery of Seattle Office of Arts and Culture (ARTS) / Schacht Aslani Architects. Floor plans

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Learning and playing outside, promotes creativity, collaboration but also kids learn how to trust themselves and be careful. They realize that they can be wet and dirty and survive, the eliminate fears and subconsciously, they see risk part of their play and learning. Risk helps their brains develop ad mature faster. There is a whole forest to explore.

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"Growing Besides Nature" is a children's center designed by Alejandra Salvador from CEU San Pablo University. Salvador won first prize in the recently concluded IS ARCH Awards 5th e...

‘A Synergetic Neighbourhood’ is an Urban Housing project by Aanchal Tejwani, a student from Faculty of Architecture at CEPT University, Ahmedabad. By carefully examining the many user groups and their current living conditions on multiple tiers, this project addresses the challenge of providing affordable housing with a variety of optimised housing typologies that will bring harmony within the community. The proposed living spaces are designed to be flexible, self-sufficient, and have a...

Image 21 of 22 from gallery of # House # 1.130 / Estudio.Entresitio. Photograph by Estudio Entresitio

with 'ca na catalina,' ernest bordoy uses natural materials like sandstone and cork, and draws from mallorca's dairy farm typology.

Image 22 of 28 from gallery of A Room for Archaeologists and Kids in Pachacámac / ETH Zurich + PUCP.

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‘Adaptive Reuse Recreation Center’ is a Bachelors Design Project by Chloe Crawford from the ‘Pratt Institute School of Architecture.’ The project transforms a disused federal parking structure into a dynamic recreation center that addresses urgent urban needs. Through adaptive reuse, minimal yet deliberate interventions, and precedent-informed design strategies, the project creates a dynamic architectural environment where community life, ecological integration, and the site’s original...