Tag Rifugio
![Rifugio Carlo Mollino - Casa Capriata project, 1954 - 2014
Rifugio Carlo Mollino - Casa Capriata project, 1954 - 2014](https://www.floornature.com/media/photos/1/10214/01_rifugio_carlo-mollino_last_sez.jpg)
05-01-2015
Rifugio Carlo Mollino - Casa Capriata project, 1954 - 2014
In Weissmatten, Gressoney Saint Jean, Carlo Mollino's Casa Capriata project designed for the tenth Triennale di Milano exhibition has finally become reality.
![Elías Rizo Arquitectos, Casa TOC
Elías Rizo Arquitectos, Casa TOC](https://www.floornature.com/media/photos/1/9657/01_elias_rizo_arquitectos_casa_toc_last_sez.jpg)
03-07-2014
Elías Rizo Arquitectos, Casa TOC
A home made entirely out of local materials amidst the greenery of Tapalpa, Mexico offers an outstanding example of contemporary architecture rooted in the country's soil, nature and traditions.
![“BACK TO THE FUTURE_Living with nature” - ARCHITETTURA MATASSONI exhibition
“BACK TO THE FUTURE_Living with nature” - ARCHITETTURA MATASSONI exhibition](https://www.floornature.com/media/photos/1/9207/01_mostra_architettura_matassoni_last_sez.jpg)
03-02-2014
“BACK TO THE FUTURE_Living with nature” - ARCHITETTURA MATASSONI exhibition
Interno 14, the exhibition space of the AIAC – the Italian Association of Architecture and Criticism – hosts an exhibition about the work of Matassoni architectural studios, opening on February 7.
![Fast Company 2013 Innovation by Design Award for TYIN tegnestue
Fast Company 2013 Innovation by Design Award for TYIN tegnestue](https://www.floornature.com/media/photos/1/8935/01_tyin_ktcl_fastco_award_last_sez.jpg)
18-10-2013
Fast Company 2013 Innovation by Design Award for TYIN tegnestue
Norwegian architectural studio TYIN tegnestue’s Klong Toey Community Lantern project has won the Fast Company 2103 Innovation by Design Award in the “Space” category.
![Koji Kakiuchi: A wooden shelter in Nara
Koji Kakiuchi: A wooden shelter in Nara](https://www.floornature.com/media/photos/30/7822/0_koji-kakiuchi-a-wooden-shelter-in-nara_last_sez.jpg)
02-05-2012
Koji Kakiuchi: A wooden shelter in Nara
Combining local materials with references to the Shintoist tradition, Japanese architect Koji Kakiuchi designed and built a shelter in a stand of trees in the town of Nara which blends into the landscape and becomes an integral part of it. His purpose is contemplation of the vegetation and the search for a sustainable relationship between contemporary architecture and nature.
![Aldrete: shelters on the Ruta del Peregrino
Aldrete: shelters on the Ruta del Peregrino](https://www.floornature.com/media/photos/30/7646/0_aldrete-shelters-on-the-ruta-del-peregrino_last_sez.jpg)
14-03-2012
Aldrete: shelters on the Ruta del Peregrino
Architectural projects funded by the Secretaria de Turismo del Estado de Jalisco in Mexico for the Virgin of the Rosary Pilgrimage Route include shelters designed by Luis Aldrete in Estanzuela and Atenguillo which are based on the principles of standardisation but differ according to their location and fit naturally into their surroundings thanks to the clay colour of the prefabricated blocks.