On each passing day, there's a person who’s succumbing to the junk surrounding them. Your future as well as your environment depends on how well you manage the trash that comes from your home. The world is slowly becoming a junkyard conserving how much trash is deposited in the parks, oceans, lakes, and rivers.

SET Ideas: The challenge of a modular and standardized architecture: “For us, everything that we are experiencing from the pandemic is a signal to start living in a different way and reaffirm our idea, trends had accelerated and thus, the lifestyle that we propose ”They comment from the studio located in Villa Allende.

Shomali Design Studio: Makabij in the local language of Gilan means corn. The Makabij project is a symbol of corn seeds in the heart of the mountain, where these seeds have grown and flourished. Inside these spaces, you can imagine a piece of heaven and It's a temporary vacation spot.

W-LAB evaluates how people could survive in a possible post-climate change age scenario, gathering existing technologies and current bioconstruction solutions to shape a futuristic low-environmental impact habitat for a desert climate. 

Utilizing solar and other alternative energies is an unavoidable reality. Humanity cannot thrive on fossil fuels forever due to their inherently limited nature and the fact that they are the major cause of greenhouse gas emissions.

Forma Arquitectura: Andina Patagonica #4 is the first of a twin cabin project in the outskirts of El Bolson, Rio Negro, Argentina. It is a 65 m² cabin which opens uo to the Cerro Piltriquitron. The house steps down to adapt its from to the slope of the terrain.

The Syrian architecture firm Gravity Studio led by Mohanad Albasha envisioned White Shell - Melena House, a seashell-inspired floating home for Island of Dhidhdhoo in Maldives.

Assembledge+: Nestled in the hills of the Laurel Canyon, The Wonderland Park Residence is situated within an enclave of mid-century residences from which it draws its inspiration. Originally a ranch house built in 1956, the project entails a second-floor addition and extensive remodel.