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بوث ا���يدترم روفلا ي���لع قفاوف هبتكم ي���ف لمعلا ه���نم بلطا نأ���ب تبستكا لمعلا يف ره���شأ٦ نم رثكأ تيضمأ كلذكو . الام اهيف تحبرو ةربخ اهيف تقو ن���م لمعأ ت���نكو ر���سيب م���يلعتلا نين���س تر���م ناك ا���ملكو ة���يفيصلا تازا���جلأا ي���ف ، ك���لذ د���عب ر���خلأ ةربخلا فدهب كلذ لبقأ تنكو ، عيراشم هيدل فرشملا ديقتي ي���ساردلا جمانربلا نكي مل . ةيلاملا ةأ���فاكملاو اذكهو ، ةساردلا نم يناثلا ماعلا دعب ةبلطلا روضحب ةربخلا نوب���ستكيو نوملعتي ةبلطلا نم ر���يثكلا ناك . تقولا سفن يف ة���بقح

فرحو نونفل ميلعت كانه نكي م���ل ةيادبلا يف

لك ت���ناك لب ،ي���نابملا ميمصت ك���لذ يف ا���مب ناذللا ة���سرامملاو ميلعتلا للاخ نم ثراوتت نو���نفلا ، ةربخ ةرثكأ مه نم نم نلاصحي اناك تقولا سفن يف متي ةر���بخلا با���ستكاو ميلعتلا ناك ليهأتل ا���يلاثم د���عي يذلا ر���ملأا ،ناكملا س���فن ي���فو مو���قيو ا���يرظن م���لعتي و���هف ؛ يرا���معملا م���مصملا لصفنا كلذ دعب . ايلمع ةربخلا با���ستكاو قيبطتلاب ميلعتلا متيف ؛ ة���سرامملا نع ايناكمو اينمز ميلعتلا للاخ ن���م ةربخلا با���ستكا ي���تأي ك���لذ د���عب م���ث ا���لوأ يف متي يناثلاو ميلعتلا رود يف متي لولأاف ،ةسرامملا ليطي - هيف كشلا امم - يذلا رملأا، ميمصتلا بتاكم ليهأتلا مدخي لا و ب���عصي امك ، ليهأتلا ةلحرم ن���م . يلمعلاو يرظنلا بناجلا نيب لصفي هنأ ثيح اظح رثكأ تنك ينا دقتعا ا���مبرو ، ةبرجتلاب تررم د���قل ةليمجلا نونفلا ة���سردم يف ت���سرد دقلف ، يريغ نم نا بلاطلل حم���سي ة���سردملا هذ���ه يف ، س���يراب ي���ف . اهل اب���ستنم لازام و���هو تقولا ن���م

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ءانبب ماقو ، ةقاطلا ريفوتو ءانبلا تاينقت

. نكسم هبش خانم تاذ ةقطنم يف عقي نكسملا نوكل ارظنوىرغصلا نيب ةرارحلا تاجرد يف تاقورفبو يئاوتسإ نم ناك ، )ةجرد 28-40 ( ةيوئم ةجرد 12 غلبت ايلعلاو ةريبك تاحتف لمعب ةيعيبطلا ةيوهتلا ليعفت يرورضلا عفتري يذلا نكسملا طسو يف ةيولع حاورم بيكرتو يذلا راهنلا يف جراخلا ىلإ نخاسلا ءاوهلا بحسل نيرود ، ليللا يف لوخدلاب درابلا ءاوهلل حمسيس ةيطغت مت اليل ةبستكملا ةدوربلا ىلع ظافحللوتاحتف ةيطغأ هبشت ةيندعم تارفشب ةيجراخلا تاحتفلا قراف ققحي يذلا رملأا ، ةرارحلا نم يمحت فييكتلا ةزهجأ

امك ، جراخلاو لخادلا نيب ةيوئم تاجرد 8 غلبي يبسن .ناكسلل

تاهجلا نم ددتمي . ةشيعملل ةيجراخ ةحاسم راح خانمل رح ميمصت : ثلاثلا عورشملا يذ ناتسجار ميلقإ يف دنهلا يف نكسملا اذه عقيSanjay Puri بتكم ميمصت نم وهو راحلا يورارحصلا خانملا ةينكس ةقطنم يف صاخلا نكسملا اذه ميقأ Architects . ةقروم راجشأو ءارضخ ةعيطب نأ لاإ دقعم ريغو طيسب نكسملا تانوكم عيزوت ناك اذإوطوطخب تءاج هتاهجاوو نكسملاو لتكل يرامعملا ميمصتلا نكاسملا

ريثأت نيبام راكفلأا هذه تحوارت لخاد عقوملا ريثأت يتح يعيبطلا خانملاو سيراضتلاو . ةينبملا ةئيبلا ، )ليزاربلا ( ةيبونجلا اكيرمأ ةرامع نيب ةلثملأا تعمج ( طسوتملا ضيبلأا رحبلا ةرامعو ، ) ادنلنف ( ابوروأ ةرامعو .) دنهلا ( ةيويسلأا ةرامعلاو ، ) نانويلا راجشلأا نم ةباغ لخاد وفطي نكسم : لولأا عورشملا بتكم ميمصت نم وهو ليزاربلا يف نكسملا اذه عقيلخاد ردحنم قوف نكسملا عفتري . TETRO Arquitetura ةفروملا راجشلأا نمةباغ ءانبلا دنع نيممصملا نم ريثكلا تدوار ةركف ميمصتلا لثمينولوجتيو

From the Architect Report: A place immersed in lush Atlantic Rainforest nature. A terrain filled with large leafy trees, foliage, shrubs, birds and wild animals. A challenging topography with a steep slope, characteristic of the Nova Lima region in Minas Gerais. This is the place where Casa Açucena is inserted.

The project is a response to a sensitive reading of the place. In a first contact with this terrain, it is already evident the need to maintain the natural characteristics. The act of looking upwards, from the ground to the canopy of trees, elevated up to fifteen meters above ground level, was decisive for the creation of the concept. How to build in a place with such a steep topography, while maintaining the original nature? How to give the residents the daily experience of looking up and seeing the sky through the treetops. These were the questions that guided all design decisions.

The initial understanding that architecture should mold to the terrain, and not the other way around, was the starting point. The house rises above the ground and the animal and plant life develops underneath. The program shapes itself by occupying the empty spaces between the trees. No trees are removed. The topography is not changed. Art and Nature in perfect harmony. From this point on, no choice or design decision was made by taste or will of the architect. Everything is a response and is intended to reinforce a concept.

The house, in its white color, is a surprise to those who arrive. Its randomly placed black pillars blend in with the trunks. The house seems to float. Its fluid plan, a result of the program’s occupation among the trees, and its openings and folds in the slab, to reach the view of the treetops, generate the volumetry. The architecture is harmoniously inserted next to the natural vegetation, but maintains its presence. Surprise and novelty are values inherent to art. Casa Açucena presents itself as a white flower in the midst of nature

© Jomar Bragança

© Jomar Bragança

يف سيئرلا رصنعلا نكسملل يناسرخلا ءاطغلا لثمي. عقوملا سيراضتل ادادتمإ لكشي ثيحب عضو يذلاو ءانبلا مسقت ثيحب تعضو ةيئانب لتك 3 ءاطغلا تحت عقت.ةحوتفم ىرخأو ةقلغم تاغارف ىلإ نكسملا تاغارفلا لثمت ءاطغلا جراخ نيتيئانب نيتلتك دتمتهلو للظم ءانف اهنم لكب قحلأ مونلا فرغ يهو ةصاخلا . فرغلل ةيصوصخلا رفويل جراخلا ىلع لطت ةدحاو ةحتف امنيب ةيفلخلا ةهجلا نم عقوملا ضرأب ءاطغلا طبترييطغيل ، ريبك يلوباك فقسك ىرخلأا تاهجلا نم ددتمي . ةشيعملل ةيجراخ ةحاسم طبتريو ءاطغلا طسو تحت يشيعملا ماعلا غارف عقييف اهلامعتسا متي يتلا ةيشيعملا ةيجراخلا ةحاسملاب . فيصلا ةرتف

) مونلا يتفرغ( نيتيئانبلا نيتلتكلا ودبت جراخلا نمايقفأ ددتميل ىنبملل ماعلا ليكشتلا دشت اهنأكو . رحبلا قفأ وحن ) حبسملا ( ةثلاثلا ةلتكلا هدشت امنيب

From the Architect Report: The house in Tinos, inspired by the cavities and ledges of the rocks, emerges from the natural landscape as a man-made cave, re-creating spatial points of exposure and introversion. The entrance is found in the back of the building, through an earth crack, while different cuts in the roof allow light and air to enter the building. The water in the pool contrasts with the rocky texture of the bare concrete.A single slab of concrete, planted so it appears as an extension of the landscape, covers the three building volumes in the Lap pool house and shapes the individual architectural qualities of open and closed space in the residence. The two volumes that project from the slab perpendicular to each other make up the private spaces, a bedroom and a guest house. In the same volume there is a protected semi-outdoor space that frames the view while offering shelter, at the request of the owner. The roof that is blending with the ground in one side, becomes a big cantilever in the other side, setting its appearance as a greatly innovative structural element. That way, in the middle space under the slab, the common areas are formed. Perfectly connected with the interior of the house this concrete cantilever provides with an extended semioutdoor living space, which might be the most appealing spot during the summer period. The tense of the building is underlined by the linear volume of the pool that comes out of the slope and leads the perspective to the horizon. The used color palette emerges from the color of the rocks while the materiality and textures of the bare concrete enhance the blending of the building with the sight. Therefore, the scope of the project is to achieve a camouflage in the landscape while maintaining a dynamic presence itself. Embracing this idea of merging with the landforms around it, the building urges the habitant to live with absolute connection with the scenery of Tinos and with nature altogether.

ماعلا عقولما

© PANAGIOTIS VOYMVAKIS

امأ . ةرواجم ةينكس ضارأ

ةقيدحلا ىلع لطتل ةريبك تءاجف عراوشلا ىلع

نوكتيو ، اهنم ثلاث لايجأ مضت ةلئاعل نكسملا ممص:فرغلا تاعافترا فلتخت . بتكمو ةضاير ةفرغو ةشيعم يتفرغو مون فرغ 4 مضت عفترت امنيب ، نيرود عفترتف ماعطلا ةفرغ امأ ، دحاو رود عافترا اهل مونلا فرغف . فصنو رود ةشيعملا فرغ ةيجراخ ةيشيعم تاحاسم ققحت ةيجراخ ةهجاوب جراخلا نم نكسملا فلغتاهجلا يف تافرشلا هذه عستت و ةيلخادلا ةهجاولا نيبو اهنيب ) تافرش ( . ةقيدحلا ىلع ةلطملا ىلإ ةفاضلإاب نكسملا لخاد ةريبك ةجردب ةرارحلا ةدح نم يجرخلا فلاغلا للقي.فرغلا لكل ةيجراخ تاحاسم ريفوت

ةيوئم ةجرد 40 ىدعتت يتلا ةيلاعلا ةرارحلا ةجرد نم فلاغلا يمحي. ةنسلا يف رهشأ 9 دتمي يذلا فيصلا ، هعقومل

© Dinesh Mehta

From the Architect Report: Designed on a small corner plot of 622 sqm within a residential villa layout, Mirai is a contextual house in response to the hot desert climate of Rajasthan , India.

Based on the location, the southern & eastern sides have minimum open space with adjacent villas on those sides to be built in the future. The northern and western sides fronting a road junction have more open spaces with garden areas & existing trees.

Planned for a family with 3 generations living together, the house has 3 levels with 4 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, a gym and a study.

Sectionally the heights within are varied with an interesting play of volumes in each part of the house, bedrooms of a single volume, dining area of a double volume & a living area of an intermediate 1.5 level volume.

A curvilinear punctuated envelope surrounds the house creating interstitial semi open spaces all along the perimeter

with deeper recesses on the garden facing sides. This envelope reduces the heat gain substantially whilst providing sheltered open spaces around the house to each room.

Designed to mitigate heat gain in response to the hot avid climate of its location, this envelope keeps the entire house cool in the hot summer months with temperatures in excess of 40°C for 8 months of the year.

This sculptural house is contextual to its surroundings, the climate & the owners needs creating an interesting play of volumes, open enclosed & semi enclosed spaces at every level.

The design creates energy efficient spaces with reduced heat gain & indirect natural light in each part of the house.

Built of locally sourced bricks, sandstone & lime plaster with local craftsmen & contract labor from the immediate vicinity, water recycling, rain water harvesting & solar panels for energy generation.The house is built sustainably & is climate responsive.

Dinesh Mehta

Albenaa

© Dinesh Mehta

© Gopi Thodupunuri, LINK studio,

From the Architect Report: The client is a civil engineer with an in-depth knowledge of construction techniques and energy modulation and has constructed more than 4000 houses in this region. We gathered the inputs from the client and developed a concept that gave maximum comfort from an energy efficiency perspective.

In the shuttle-wise white boxes with customized steel fins on the exterior, an arithmetic representation of the house number is inscribed on a stainless-steel rotating cube, and Also The House no.26 has been cut out on the front floating slab to create a beautiful night view projection, Creating a minimal, Unconventional and Captivating Elevation.

The house sits on a 40’ x 60’ rectangular site facing north. since the site is situated in a sub-tropical area where the temperature difference between low to high is around 12°c (28° - 40°). In order to harvest the coolness during the nighttime, large openings have been proposed at the ground and first-floor roof levels with ventilators at the double-height areas to let out the hot air during daytime as it rises up due to the stack effect and helps in constant ingress of fresh air into the building.

In order to retain the absorbed coolness during the nighttime, We have avoided having windows at the outer periphery, during the daytime, the temperature inside the house is 8°c cooler than outside across all seasons.

The Island kitchen and exposed concrete staircase are visually appealing. Door glass from a Scrap Washing Machine is fixed at the front Cantilevered Projection of the Kitchen to Provide a Street View for BRUNO( Client’s Pet).

Customized steel fins were deliberately designed to obstruct any direct view from the outside and provide minimal vision from inside to the out. The outside noise level is reduced due to the design pattern of the steel fins. The volcanic ash layer has been plastered over the all-exposed walls including the rooftop, Recycled furnace brick flooring is laid in the car park to avoid heat radiation. Entire rainwater is harvested in the sump with a measuring scale. By adopting various energyefficient measures the power consumption has been reduced to 350inr(5$) per month which is 60% lesser than the prior abode. In order to adopt Green Building Practise, a lot of Industrial Discarded materials from CASTING, FORGING & MACHINING Industries have been used in this House. In conclusion, This house is extracted from others in engineering and architectural prospects.

© Gopi Thodupunuri, LINK studio,

© Gopi Thodupunuri, LINK studio,

ينكس جذومنأ رغصلا يهانتم

رغصلا يهانتملا ينكسلا جذومنلأا اذه ءانب قرغتسي، ةدحاو ةليل لخاد عيرسلا نكسلل الح ميدقت ىلإ حرتقملا فدهيةيئانبلا ةفاثكلا يف ةرمتسملا ةدايزلا تاذ ىربكلا ندملا . ءاضيبلا يضارلأا حش يلإ تدا يتلاو قطانملا ءايحإو تلاامعتسلاا عيونتل الح نكسملا مدقي. ندملا لخاد لمعلا تاقوأ جراخ ةيبتكملاو ةيراجتلا ةدحاو ةرايس فقوم لغشي هلعجت داعبأب نكسملا ممص. ) م 2،5x 5 ( طقف فخأ هنزوو نكسملا ءانب يف ىوقملا بشخلا مدختسا نع ءانغتسلاا نكمي ثيحب ةناسرخلا نزو سمخ غلبي تيبثتل لمرلاب ةأبعم ةدعاق لمعب يفتكيو تاساسأ لمع ىلع رداق ءانبلا نإف نزولا ةفخل ارظنو . لمرلا نزوب ءانبلا . لزلازلا ةمواقم اهطبرب تادحولا ددع ةدايزو نكسملا عافترا ةدايز نكمي. اهكسامت قيقحتل ضعبلا اهضعبب امك ، عقوملا ىلع بيكرتلا يف ةيلاع ةعرس جذومنلأا

From the Architect Report: Tikku (‘stick’) can be built in one night. It takes a stand for the urban planning of the future: as cities grow denser, there is a need to find more agile ways of building and spatial solutions. In an insightful way, Tikku demonstrates the development of cities and a future vision of combining different spaces. A dense urban structure that combines different purposes offers new opportunities for developing communality and brings life to cities when buildings can also be used outside of office hours. A micro apartment building also sets for us an example of a future. Tikku house is designed to replace a city’s parking spots with living space. By using cross-laminated timber, which is five times lighter than concrete, it’s possible to install the tiny house without a foundation. A sandbox on the bottom balances the building. Because the material is flexible, it also performs better than concrete in earthquakes. It’s possible to make even taller tiny houses if they are clustered together to provide more support. The construction process is fast on site: The modules can be built in a factory, and the whole house can be installed in a parking lot overnight. “I would like to emphasize how easy it was,” Casagrande says. “It’s almost ridiculous. Usually, building a house is really a pain in the ass, and it takes so much effort . In this case, it just popped up.” The modules can be customized for different needs; the prototype has a floor for working, another for sleeping, and a greenhouse on the top. “I want to massproduce Tikkus in different combinations,” says Casagrande. “It’s very easy to make very different modules. You can choose what is the best combination for you: If you want two floors for living, or a kitchen unit, or a sauna, or a place for yoga or a place for a small shop downstairs, and so on.

© Jenni Gaestgivar_ Iltalehti

© Tikku