Architecture on water

the 'land on water' construction system by MAST will be a flexible and environmentally sensitive solution to building floating architecture.

A map of the best contemporary landscape architecture projects from around the world.

Danish maritime architecture studio MAST has developed Land on Water, a system for constructing floating buildings that aims to be more flexible and sustainable than traditional methods.

Dutch artist Marc van Vliet created a wooden floating observatory that connects the flat sands, the tides, the sun and the visitors.

This breathtaking platform lets users walk into the sea in an experience that feels like floating in and on the water. For the Yeosu Expo in 2012, Daniel Valle Architecture created an architectural experience that embraces the notion of fluidity and brings attention to changing sea levels. The pavilion can be raised to float above the

Image 7 of 34 from gallery of Innovative Uses of Water in Architecture. Photograph by RO&AD Architecten

A museum park and factory island that sustain itself and provide a space for learning about the life cycle of salt, the importance of water, and the significance of renewable versus non renewable energy. We explore the potential of using salt as a material to slowing transform the rig into a human habitat and later an extension of the proximate water. # Concept Architecture Competition # Urban Design Competition

Singapore based Wallflower Architecture + Design were asked by their client to design a luxurious, tropical, contemporary family home.

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A complex of four buildings totaling 400,000 square feet, the public spaces are unified by a series of glass installations suggesting light and water.