Find out all about the top 14 Icelandic design projects. Read about what artists, designers and galleries in Iceland are up to. Find out more.
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Constructed with prefabricated interlocking modules and utilizing solar energy, these cabins seamlessly blend durable materials and innovative design with their natural surroundings,
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The Solar Courtyard Houses is a group of eight highly glazed passive solar house, having an internal floor area of 127 sqm, designed to maximize the net energy gain through
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In order to observe the effect of the variable courtyard rates on solar radiation and consequently the necessary energy of the building, different thermal factors except solar heat
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Ever looked at a dull patch of yard and wondered how to turn it into your favorite spot? Courtyard garden design offers endless ways to breathe life into even the smallest
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The History of Icelandic Design Gerdur Kristjansdottir founded Icelandic Design in 1984 in Boulder, Colorado. Originally from Iceland, Gerdur began the business of designing beautifully
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Icelandic Turf Houses_©en.wikipedia . As previously mentioned, the Vikings were the people who brought this methodology of constructing houses with
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Every effective solar photovoltaic courtyard must be designed with careful consideration of climate, orientation, and communal use. Proper
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Iceland, a land of fire and ice, offers a unique and demanding environment for architectural design. From the dramatic landscapes of glaciers and volcanoes to the long, dark
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Utilizing charred wooden shingles and compressed earth blocks, the design fosters a central courtyard that enhances environmental comfort while providing a flexible living space suited for
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The MICROHOME 10 competition invites architects to design an off-grid modular home for two people, with a maximum floor area of 25 m². Organised by Buildner in partnership with
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Passive solar design maximizes natural light and heat, reducing the need for artificial lighting and heating systems. Buildings are often oriented
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Utilizing charred wooden shingles and compressed earth blocks, the design fosters a central courtyard that enhances environmental comfort while providing a flexible living space suited for
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Designed for the extreme weather conditions of the Skagafjörður Fjord, the Hof House relies on passive solar design, geothermal heating, and some pretty hefty concrete walls.
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Passive solar design maximizes natural light and heat, reducing the need for artificial lighting and heating systems. Buildings are often oriented to take advantage of the
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Creating a rooftop courtyard with the integration of solar energy offers an exciting opportunity to harness sustainable living while enhancing urban spaces. The journey begins
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Every effective solar photovoltaic courtyard must be designed with careful consideration of climate, orientation, and communal use. Proper placement of solar panels is
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How much is a courtyard solar light? The cost of a courtyard solar light typically varies based on 1. quality of materials used, 2. type and design features, 3. brand reputation,
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Courtyard house floor plans are well-suited for passive solar design, as the courtyard can be used to collect and distribute solar heat. In the winter, the sun''s rays can
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Remote Icelandic locations rarely allow connection to the energy grid, and this building embraces that challenge. The house relies solely on renewable and naturally
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The courtyard as a passive solar system was developed mainly in response to climatic requirements. Poor or inappropriate design may create challenges for controlling temperature,
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