– IMJ tree house: a pine tree supports the tree house designed by Ifat Finkelman and Deborah Warschawski for the entrance of the Youth Wing for Art Education at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
– Monica Förster for Zanat: in her collection for Zanat, Swedish designer Monica Förster finds inspiration in nature to modernize the woodcarvings preserving, however, the genuine technique.
– Eno Architectes, Ecopole: for the Ecopole in Concarneau Eno Architectes conceived an iconic building that immediately express its nature, with a project driven by the pragmatic application of the bioclimatic approach.
– A chair for Paulo Coelho: Portuguese architect Eduardo Benamor Duarte created the Animistic Chair for Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho: a chair of ash ribs as if they were animate in apparent equilibrium.
– Ski school in Courmayeur: LEAPfactory has created for the new Ski and Snowboard School Courmayeur an elegant wooden construction built with BauBuche, Pollmeier’s laminated veneer lumber.
– Paul Timmer, Wooden Bike: Paul Timmer, Amsterdam based designer and woodworker, finished to build this super engineered wooden bike, that weighs in at only 11 kg.
– Pavilion in a garden: Collective Project conceived a private and secluded retreat from daily life in Bangalore as an inhabitable piece of furniture bridging a lush and naturalistic landscape.
– Cliffs Impasse: Antonin Ziegler posed a little volume shaped like an open book in the landscape of Impasse des Falaises to host a private library that is also a place of contemplation.
– Puukuokka housing block: OOPEAA completed the first of an energy-efficient trio of multi-story timber-framed flats – the first of this kind built in Finland – that will visually enhance the townscape while offering affordable, eco-efficient housing.
– Thomas Kröger, Landhaus: in a small village near Berlin, Thomas Kröger converted a large barn into a country house using the pre-existing language of the house and adapting to new means and rules.