We have already talked about the winners in the main categories of "Eco_tectonics". However, this year, to visually demonstrate the philosophy of the award, the organizers introduced a special nomination called "Everything is clear": participants were invited to create hand-made fragments in the natural landscape. A prerequisite was that the resulting objects reflect the main ideas and directions of sustainable development.
In total, 20 applications were received in this nomination. The jury chose 8 projects for implementation in the eco-park, which can be found below.
Cub beetle
Architectural workshop of Totan Kuzembaev, team of Olzhas Kuzembaev
The installation calls for a rethinking of the relationship between man and the environment - to recognize the superiority of nature over man, to start living and building according to its laws. Gradually, the forest where the installation was created will surround the structure and merge with it into a single whole. This harmony of natural and human is the essence of sustainable development.
Lily
Timur Bashkaev's architectural bureau
This work demonstrates the possibilities of transforming a natural image into a utilitarian object. The lily can be used as a raft, and its petals serve as chairs and sun loungers. According to the organizers, the installation was to the liking of all guests of the eco-park, without exception.
Yasnograd
UNK project + RD Construction
Architects formulate the key principles of building cities of the future: the built environment should become as close to natural as possible, not destroy or deform the ecosystem. Only in this case does humanity have a chance to survive. Building sustainable cities is the challenge we face today.
Ilya Baybus
Business Development Director RD Construction:
“We believe that the Green Architecture Summer School in the Yasno Pole Ecopark is an important educational project for the development of green building. In its implementations, RD Construction adheres to the principles of "green" construction and strives to minimize the negative impact on the environment. That is why we came up with an initiative to support this project”.
Samovar
MARCH architectural school team
A samovar in the Russian field makes it possible to drink tea in the absence of central communications. Autonomous generation of energy resources should become the main trend of the coming millennium. It can be solar panels, windmills, heat pumps - and samovars as well.
ECO instructor
The team of the creative workshop "Arkhlam"
ECO instructor combines the functions of a place for meetings, communication and relaxation in a hammock. There is also a bicycle parking, containers for separate waste collection, an amphitheater facing the field. The recycling of used pallets demonstrates the principle of minimizing waste and conserving resources.
Recycling
Zverkov Ivan, Ksenia Panyuk
This installation has become one of the operating points for separate waste collection on the territory of the eco-park. The authors tried to get away from negative associations with waste, to change the attitude towards their disposal, so they tried to make the site as aesthetically attractive as possible.
Window to nature
4th year students of the Institute of Architecture and Design of the Siberian Federal University
Just as Peter I opened a window to Europe, the authors of the project decided to open a window to nature and begin to establish friendly relations with it. The cult of machines and technologies made us forget about respect for the environment - it is time to turn back to the origins, because it is the interaction of man and nature that is the key to progress.
Emission
Asadov Architectural Bureau
The philosophy of this project is based on the scientific point of view that the main culprits of the current global warming are water vapor and carbon dioxide. It is to this problem that the authors strive to draw attention with their installation.
