We can either work with nature or work against it. On this spectrum, these architects have decided to find a middle ground: instead of chopping down trees and building modern houses, the trees are incorporated as a part of their creative ideas.
Deforestation has a significant environmental impact. Many studies suggest that it is a contributor to global warming; it impacts the water cycle by reducing the amount of water in the soil and air; it contributes to soil loss, and it results in a decline in biodiversity.
Urbanization makes up only a small part of global deforestation, but it is important for its psychological impact. Will we cut down the forests to build our homes, or will try and incorporate our modern buildings into the surrounding environment? How can we change our living habits to be more mindful of nature and eco-friendly?
These modern architecture designs showcase tree-human cohabitation. Do you have any pictures of nature and architecture combined in urban spaces? Post them or vote on your favorite modernist houses below!
#21 Umpqua Bank Century Park Bend, Oregon By Kjd Architecture Pc. Over 100 Trees Saved On Site.

8points
#22 Fig Tree @ Brazilian Steakhouse

7points
#23 Treehouse In The Palms

6points
#24 Hungry Lion (now Close But Building Still There) Honolulu Hi School Street.

6points
#25 Moving Mansion - Yürüyen Köşk

6points
#26 Restaurant 'plane', Budapest, Hungary

6points
#27 Mitzpe Hayamim

2points
#28 Our Cabin In Czech Republic, Built By Famous Czech Tramp Bob Hurikán (on The Photo)

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1point
#29 Outdoor Classroom Created By Wholistic Home Solutions

1point
#30 Russia. Suzdal

0points
#31 #32 Residences At University Of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia

0points

