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A plaza in downtown Denver, Colorado was a “harsh place,” a “terrible concrete plaza,” explained Kasey Toomey, PLA, landscape architect, art
What a change from a concrete plaza to a lush landscaped area.
Kudos to All involved for the transformation of Denver 17th Street Corner Plaza.
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Explore Latin American residential projects that use locally sourced soil as the primary building material.
Transforming raw materials from the soil into architecture. This is a challenge that many Latin American architects embrace, demonstrating that scarcity can be daunting but also a rich opportunity to unleash creativity.
The use of materials extracted from the local soil serves a dual purpose. In regions with limited industrialization, using locally sourced materials makes economic sense because industrial materials such as concrete and steel are expensive and often require long-distance transportation, adding to their cost.
Environmentally, choosing locally sourced materials from the start of a project reduces transportation needs and carbon emissions, supporting sustainability efforts.
Conceptual views for an upcoming architectural project in Lahual, Himachal Pradesh. Restoration work for the two hundred year old Khangsar palace would be followed by construction of new units for the travelers.
The project focuses upon using local materials and achieving thermally comfortable built environments in this region of Himalayas. The idea of how the new intervention would sit in this vast landscape was also taken into design considerations.
Experiments with local materials, thinking about paint but with a broad definition.
Masseria Moroseta, Ignant
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Completed in 2025 in Shoolagiri, India. Images by Reshma Kamat. Svatman (स्वात्मन्)—literally, to be immersed within oneself—is conceived as
"Compressed earth blocks, wire-cut brick, and hollow clay blocks form the envelope, their textures carrying through without excessive finish. Overhead, deep, pitched roofs clad in Mangalore tiles extend well beyond the walls, casting a consistent band of shade and giving the structure a protective edge against the climate. The roofscape, while familiar in form, is adapted with depth and layering to suit the context. The foundation, on the other hand, uses granite leftover waste and slats from nearby quarries, forming the greater part of a completely load-bearing structure, with minimal usage of concrete for the building."
Small country built-in desk with a cork floor, a brown floor, and a white walled home office.
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