the home's complex, latticework facade of earthen tiles integrates over 6,200 discarded plastic toys.

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the 3-minute corridor pavilion focuses on tackling global waste concerns through material reuse.

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wallmakers reinvents india's traditional kerala roof, introducing skylights that double as amphitheater seating.

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the structure snakes around three large tamarind trees found on site.

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the rammed earth wall encircles an historic jackfruit tree and twists upward to become a sculptural roof.

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the inward-facing dwelling funnels views toward a central courtyard.

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given the limited space, the architects searched for a thin material that could be used to divide the space in an aesthetically pleasing way.

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the architects designed a large earth wall to protect occupants from harsh heat and direct sunlight.

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compressed earth blocks, made primarily from damp soil, have been used to create the building's brick façade.

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