Wooden buildings and works

In Val Gardena, in the beautiful scenery of Ortisei, the Noa* firm creates "Swinging Frames", a web of wooden frames for the info point of Hotel Pinei St.Ulrich, that condenses five different functions into a single space

The design of this villa near Vienna pays great attention to the sustainability of the systems and materials, using the most sustainable material par excellence which is wood. The result is a warm, welcoming space which frames the surrounding landscape from the inside

Dekleva Gregoric Arhitekti studio designs low-energy housing in a small community in southern Slovenia, using elementary natural materials such as clay bricks and wooden slat cladding in harmony with the sloping hillsides in the background

In the heart of the Columbia Gorge in the United States amidst breathtaking views of sculptured mountains, an old warehouse is complemented by a new structure, which forms an outdoor courtyard and is the centrepiece of the project and welcomes visitors to the new wine tasting room

MWArchitekten studio designs a sustainable house for two separate families on the site, the outcome of the architects' detailed study of the various types of housing that have developed over the generations

In the province of Rimini, architect Roberto Rossi has built a wooden house with a zero energy balance which can rotate 360°, enabling the solar panels to follow the movement of the sun and the inhabitants of the house to enjoy a constant new view

The project involved the construction of a new element in an urbanised area on the edge of the Monza Historical Park and near the famous Autodromo. The new volume made of XLam wood has been designed to make the most of sunlight and ensure the visual continuity of the roof in all spaces

The origin of the project for the Arvo Pärt Centre is the diocotomy between music and architecture, the search for a balance between the intimacy of the Estonian artist's compositions and the serene beauty of the landscape, characterised by tall pine trees

At the end of 2014, lab03, in cooperation with the contractor Somass, won the competition for a new visitor centre next to the historic Assumburg castle in Heemskerk, the Netherlands, whose construction was completed in 2015

Austrian Stefan Schweighofer designs a holiday home under the imposing mountains of the Reticone, with a robust wooden construction, in which the right balance is sought between lifestyle and contemporary technology with the traditional type of construction

In the Toyama prefecture, Velocity Studio designs between buildings with views of the nearby mountain, which surrounds the site on which they stand, where the mountain is part of the daily domestic scene for those who live there

Hello Wood studio designs small wooden cabins, shaped like an A, with the idea of proposing a place for couples, single people or a group of friends where they can rest and relax away from the noise of the city

The house located in the prefecture of Hyogo, Japan, it was designed by thu atelier. The spaces are flooded with soft, warm light, as are the interiors

On the outskirts of Trondheim in central Norway, in an area characterized by small wooden houses, Sanden+Hodnekvam Architects studio designs a building that adapts to tradition on the outside while reinterpreting it on the inside.

On the outside, black defines the geometry of the house, not contrasting with its surroundings but conveying an idea of overbearing minimalism. This is how FilliéVerhoeven Architecten Studio reinterprets the building typology of the area in a modernist and elegant key

The family villa, designed by DO Architects studio is located a few hundred metres from the Baltic Sea, where sand, pebbles and pines meet in a place full of views and sounds that enable you to get in touch with the surrounding nature

Architect Filippo Taidelli develops the concept of a modular, flexible and autonomous hospital developed in a collaboration between Humanitas and Technit, with the desire to support hospital activities in emergency situations involving infectious diseases.

The project was developed by the Architects of Plasma Studio as a parasite that adopts the structure of its host and gradually distorts it to adapt to a unique organisation.

The Bloot Architetecture studio renovates a holiday home dating back to 1950 in the Netherlands. The house surrounded by nature is expanded with a new wooden volume

The house, located in Hamamatsu, on the southern coast of central Japan, dating back to the early 1980s, is being expanded, with the aim of creating a harmonious blend of old and new, without contrasts.

A new laboratory, a prototype, built by Invisible Studio to complete the work carried out by the forest studio, uses seasoned spruce wood, grown and processed in Bath in the UK.

Pamphilon Architects designed a simple building in Cambridge, which had to be built with minimal, environmentally friendly materials, and above all, it had to be very efficient from a thermal point of view, since it did not have any heating.

Designed by Spheron Architects, the Woodside Park chapel was built for the Belarusian diaspora community in the UK, and is dedicated to the memory of the victims of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster.

A house from the 1980s located in São Paulo was completely redesigned by the Arthur Casas architectural studio and acquired a new appearance thanks to the use of wood and the numerous new openings with which the sturdy building is equipped.

Designed by Atelierdacosta, the house with a concrete base and wooden structure is intended to represent the ephemeral concept of architecture. Designed to be a holiday home, the functional spaces are developed taking into account the openings and views to the outside.

The house is designed by the Velocity Studio for a married couple and their child. The site is located in a residential area in front of the school path where the school children and the women of the neighborhood pass through.

Architectural studio FMD Architects expands and renovates a home by creating new spaces within it, an additional master bedroom and through a restyling of the existing spaces, the bathroom and bedrooms

Hello Wood contributes with its design to a campaign for a group of Hungarian energy companies. In their "Smart School" initiative the Hungarian public schools can win one of the smart furniture designed and produced for the company.

A replicable project, which develops considering the free space between the trees, made possible by the triangular matrix. The maximum flexibility was the pivotal point of this project by iR Arquitectura, which places the environment at the centre of the built space.

The architectural studio BAAQ' designs a house belonging to a development of 6 houses in the coastal community of Santa Helena Oaxana, Mexico, taking advantage of the existing fundamentals of a previous project that has never been realized.