Green Architecture

Green roof gardens “hide” the building and preserve the natural landscape on the right Korana bank.

Enjoy a natural life in Caribbean Sea.

Composed of three primary “bars” that are offset and stacked, the arrangement creates unique spaces for collaboration.

Slender brick piers and large windows mixed with various plants, adding green to the city.

A continuous flowing and changing physical space, a body growing process, a non-focus building.

Interview with two Aeda’s Design Directors: Exploring an perfect balance between an great design and commercial value.

Inside, the elevator lobby forms an actual periscope, allowing people to admire the mothballed ships at the adjacent docks.

Embodying low carbon construction methods and operational processes, it will be the first all timber football stadium with almost every element made of sustainably sourced timber in the world.

Organic with low-cost, an artist studio in the farm, embracing the nature with full heart.

Separated hotel and apartment buildings, using low-tech facades to meet “passive house” standard.

A concert hall inspired from rock formation, which connected to the nature seamlessly.

IUG uses 199 different light wood structures to make the space partition possible.

An open living space that makes smart use of the height of the house. Thanks to the rooftop structure and attic windows, another 40 m2 is gained, enabling light to stream into the centre of the house.

A minimalist, modern house design，with sculptural form like a rock and bright large interior space.

Restoring the Public Space in Villages Based on Ecological Demonstration

Construction of two school complexes and a sports facility with soft and supple outline and complex structures

Plants, water bodies, and living spaces are integrated as one，a cool tropical paradise for the family.

Spanish ancient city irrigation area restoration project