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Greenhouse Cafe at a Dog Park, Borneo, MalaysiaStatus: Under Construction (July 2023-present)| archigardener
Project by ArchigardenerStatus: Conceptual (June 2025) Amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Costa Rica’s tropical coast, imagine a groundbreaking car-free community, carefully designed to epitomise sustainability, foster a profound connection with nature, and reimagine modern living. Perched atop a hill, the development offers sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding Costa Rican landscape—coastal vistas, lush rainforests, and […] The post Car-free Permaculture Forest City appeared f...| archigardener
October 2024 – Exhibition BuildingAcrylic on plywood Artwork by Jonathan Choe The post Exhibition Building appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
Building in Harmony with Nature: A Sustainable Shelter in Borneo’s Rainforest Ngapuh Nest, Borneo, Malaysia Project completed by Archigardener (Jan 2024) In the heart of Borneo’s lush rainforest, Archigardener and local partners Ngapuh have collaborated to craft a shelter that protects the delicate ecosystem while providing a model for sustainable architecture. This project is a […] The post Ngapuh Nest appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
Archigardener Greenhouse OfficeProject completed by Archigardener (Jul – Oct 2023) This greenhouse redefines the home office as a harmonious integration of architectural and ecological systems. This backyard structure is a minimal intervention with maximum impact, fostering a symbiotic microclimate where humans and plants thrive together through sustainable materials and technologies. The structure is constructed primarily […] The post Greenhouse Office appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
Greenhouse Cafe at a Dog Park, Borneo, MalaysiaStatus: Under Construction (July 2023-present)| archigardener
Project by ArchigardenerStatus: Under Construction (August 2023-present) In Harmony with Environment and CommunityCurrently in progress, this innovative design features a courtyard house in Mentawai, Indonesia, comprising three distinct beach houses of varying sizes. Tailored for flexibility, the homes can be rented individually or together as a cohesive unit, centered around a shared communal courtyard. The […] The post Courtyard Beach House appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
Project by ArchigardenerStatus: Under Construction (July 2023-present) This magnificent old Dutch bank building was constructed over a century ago in 1908 on the banks of the Batang Arau River in the heart of Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. It has been carefully restored after extensive damage during the 2009 Sumatra earthquake, the resilient historic building survived […] The post Boutique Heritage Hotel appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
Since 2014, MPavilion has been Australia’s answer to the Serpentine Pavilion. Every year, an excellent architect is chosen to design a public pavilion for temporary use in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Past pavilions have been designed by Sean Godsell, Bijoy Jain, OMA & Glen Murcutt, among others. A number of public events are held in […] The post Tadao Ando’s 2023 MPavilion appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
Conceived as an experiential terrain amidst the lush tropical environs of Borneo, this Pool Terrace acts as a topographic playground for dogs to play and swim, while also acting as a versatile hangout spot for their human companions. The design was conceived by Archigardener for BarkPark Borneo, a private dog park in Kuching, the capital […] The post Pool Terrace for Dogs & Humans appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
Since 2014, MPavilion has been Australia’s answer to the Serpentine Pavilion. Every year, an excellent architect is chosen to design a public pavilion for temporary use in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Past pavilions have been designed by Sean Godsell, Bijoy Jain, OMA & Glen Murcutt, among others. A number of public events are held in […] The post Where is Glenn Murcutt’s 2019 MPavilion? appeared first on archigardener.| archigardener
