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Bamboo Building
Floating Architecture
Bamboo House Design
Low Cost Housing
Bamboo Structure
Bamboo Architecture
Bamboo Construction
Building Process
Bamboo House
Floating Bamboo Low Cost Houses by H & P Architects | Jebiga Design & Lifestyle
Floating Bamboo Low Cost Houses by H - Amazing Architecture Ideas| jebiga | #architecture #bamboo #houses #design #architects #jebiga
a house built on stilts in the middle of water with clouds above and below it
Serpentine Pavilion
Genius Loci
Green Architecture
Design Line
Floating House
School Building
Stilts
Sustainable Architecture
Floating architecture | Dezeen
Floating architecture is becoming more common as architects grapple with rising floodwaters. Explore spectacular examples on Dezeen.
a tall brick building with an open window and wooden slats on the outside wall
Parasite Architecture
Parasitic Architecture
Sky Pool
Sleeping Pods
Homeless Shelter
Concrete House
Homeless People
Green Building
Green Design
James Furzer's sleeping shelters for the homeless http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/architect-designs-awardwinning-floating-pods-to-shelter-londons-homeless-from-elements-10414041.html?origin=internalSearch
there is a tire hanging from a swing on the deck outside an orange container house
Faculty Of Architecture
Outdoor Play Spaces
Early Childhood Learning
University Of Melbourne
Container Architecture
Building Plan
Education Architecture
Outdoor Learning
Small Houses
Early Childhood Learning Centre / University of Melbourne
Masters students from the University of Melbourne’s Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning worked with the Gumala Aboriginal Corporation to build an early childhood learning center in the Pilbara region of Western Australia this past June.
two large tires laying on the ground in front of a building
Playgrounds Ideas
Child Care Center Design
Rehabilitation Center Architecture
Nature Playground
Early Childhood Education Activities
Early Childhood Centre
Playground Ideas
Early Childhood Learning Centre / University of Melbourne
Masters students from the University of Melbourne’s Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning worked with the Gumala Aboriginal Corporation to build an early childhood learning center in the Pilbara region of Western Australia this past June. Tyres create good (and cheap) play structures.
a red and white building with a metal roof
Aboriginal Architecture
Community Centre
Third World
Architecture Project
Architecture
Outdoor Decor
Home Decor
Home Décor
RMIT Architecture - Aboriginal Architecture Projects
a man sitting under a tree in front of a small building on the side of a dirt road
Community Housing
Sea House
Torres Strait Islander
Social Space
Spiritual Beliefs
Social Housing
Inclusive Design
RMIT Architecture - Aboriginal Architecture Projects
people are walking around in the dirt near some trees and buildings with green plants growing on them
Sharon Davis
World Architecture Festival
Beautiful Buildings
Museum Of Modern Art
Architectural Digest
Contemporary Architecture
Picture Gallery
Habitat
Women’s Opportunity Center
the inside of a building with wooden slats on it's sides and people walking around
Gabion Wall Design
Timber Architecture
Community Center
Community Development
Thon Mun Community Centre | Project Little Dream
Thon Mun Community Centre, Tak�o, 2012 - Project Little Dream
a group of people standing in front of a building
Humanitarian Projects
Easy Cash
End Of An Era
Low Tech
School Architecture
Magazine Design
Public Space
Westminster
School Design
Santa Elena de Piedritas School
Santa Elena de Piedritas School | Architecture for Humanity
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two children climbing up the side of a wooden structure with plants growing on top of it
Natural Playground
Lantern Design
Land Use
Learning Spaces
Built Environment
Learning Environments
Architecture Photography
Klong Toey Community Lantern | TYIN tegnestue ArchitectsTYIN tegnestue Architects
Klong Toey Community Lantern Location: Klong Toey, Bangkok, Thailand Client: Klong Toey Community Project: Public space Cost: 35.000 NOK / 5.800 USD Building period: March – April 2011 Built by: TYIN, students and local community
a small building made out of bamboo sticks and wooden slats in the middle of a forest
Norwegian Architecture
Prefab Buildings
Wooden Architecture
Eco Architecture
Vernacular Architecture
Village House Design
Architecture For The Underserved, For Under $15k | Smart Cities Dive
Safe Haven Bathhouse in Ban Tha Song Yang, Thailand cost $3,800 Bathrooms are invariably the place where people most vulnerable, and thus, need more sense of comfort. This new sanitary building was made to meet the needs of orphans. It included toilets, personal hygiene facilities and laundry. The original structure was narrow, dark and had concrete flooring that accumulated water and dirt. TYIN strived to create a more dignified alternative.
a wooden structure sitting on top of a dirt field next to a building under construction
Green Roof System
Waste Free Living
Camp House
Eco Friendly Home
Sukabumi
Eco Design
Architecture Old
What happened to Architecture For Humanity?
So what exactly happened with Architecture for Humanity? http://inhabitat.com/could-architecture-for-humanity-have-been-saved-by-better-management/
a man standing in the doorway of a bamboo hut surrounded by tall trees and dry grass
Ecological Architecture
Sustainable Architecture House
Tropical Architecture
Wood Architecture
TYIN Tegnestue Arkitekter adds bamboo bathhouse to Thai orphanage
This bathhouse in Thailand features an angled bamboo facade that provides shelter from the tropical sun
two women are cooking on an outdoor grill
Solar Cooking
Solar Cooker
David Wilson
Fresnel Lens
Thermal Energy
25 Hours
Off Grid Solar
Solar Technology
Open Fire
Wilson Solar Grill Stores the Sun's Energy For Nighttime Grilling
Wilson Solar Grill: solar cooking in under-developed countries. Not just for backyard the BBQ-er, but really useful to cook food in areas where wood isn't readily available. Excellent!