होम विश्व चीनी सांस्कृतिक पार्क में एक जलधारा के ऊपर चंचल लाल लकड़ी का... विश्व चीनी सांस्कृतिक पार्क में एक जलधारा के ऊपर चंचल लाल लकड़ी का केबिन तैरता हुआ द्वारा Sunil Patel - 9 अप्रैल، 2026 40 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp home >; आर्किटेक्चर >; चंचल क्रिमसन लकड़ी का केबिन चीनी सांस्कृतिक पार्क में एक धारा के ऊपर तैरता है आर्किटेक्चर magazine आर्किटेक्चर video art topics design interviews technology readers सबमिशन &&सेमी; सूची title=”competitions” class=”submenu-item-link”>competitions पाठ्यक्रम डिज़ाइन निर्देशिका events पाठक सबमिट करें shop सामाजिककरण facebook X instagram shop instagram linkedin MILAN.DESIGN.WEEK pinterest VENICE.period;ARCH.BIENNALE VENICE.ART.BIENNALE संपर्क हमारे बारे में advertising हमसे संपर्क करें newsletter rss 	 <इनपुट id="db-nsf-fld" type='text' class=equals;'search-field' प्लेसहोल्डर= <div class&he पार्क आर्किटेक्चर10 शेयर connections: +4170 मेरा काम प्रकाशित करें मेरे प्रोजेक्ट को प्रमोट करें शेयर माय दृष्टि अभी लोकप्रिय आर्क! कीचड़, बांस&अल्पविराम; और ग्रामीण बांग्लादेश में एक जलवायु-अनुकूल स्थानीय भाषा घर तैयार कर सकते हैं आर्किटेक्चर 17k व्यूज bjarke ingels समूह ने जापान में नॉट ए होटल के लिए तीन रैम्ड अर्थ विला पूरे किए आर्किटेक्चर 16 हजार बार देखा गया kengo kuma wins competition to expand london’s national gallery with new wing architecture 12k views metallic house 144º rises on steel stilts above hillside near barcelona architecture 11k views LLDS reworks ‘northcote house’ in melbourne with robotically-milled interiors architecture 10k views keep up with our daily &; weekly stories dailysee sample weeklysee sample Wiki World builds Red Bridge Cabin on an island in Zhengzhou  Red Bridge Cabin, designed by Wiki World, is an experimental timber structure located within Yuancheng Cultural Park in the Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone, China. The park, developed around the Yuanling Ancient City site, combines heritage preservation with ecological landscape planning. Positioned on a small island within the site’s existing waterfront, the cabin forms part of a broader series of low-impact structures intended to engage directly with the natural environment.  The project is conceived as both a cabin and a connecting element. A narrow, bridge-like corridor extends from the mainland to the island, forming the primary access route. Enclosed with translucent panels, this passage establishes a gradual spatial transition between the surrounding park and the more contained interior environment. The structure integrates characteristics of a bridge, gallery, and dock, functioning as both circulation and architectural experience. all images by Arch-Exist   Timber Structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies  The cabin is organized as an elevated timber volume incorporating two courtyards and a large skylight. These elements introduce daylight and create internal spatial variation within a compact footprint. Translucent screens filter external views, while selected openings frame specific perspectives of the surrounding water and vegetation. Through this arrangement, Wiki World design studio establishes a continuous visual relationship between interior and landscape.  The building is constructed using laminated timber, with all components digitally modeled and fabricated as custom elements. The structure is fully prefabricated and assembled on site, allowing for precise coordination of irregular geometries. The cabin is positioned above ground level, minimizing direct impact on the terrain and preserving existing vegetation.  The primary material system is based on engineered timber, combined with small-scale metal connectors that enable repeated assembly and disassembly. Facade elements are made from carbonized wood boards, treated to enhance durability and material performance. The prefabricated approach allows the structure to be installed with minimal disturbance, maintaining the original site conditions. timber structure positioned on a small island   Red Bridge Cabin is elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain  Wiki World’s Red Bridge Cabin project follows a construction strategy that prioritizes minimal intervention. Existing trees, bamboo, and pathways are retained, and no additional boundary elements or artificial landscaping are introduced. The cabin is conceived as an independent object within the natural setting, relying on elevation and lightweight assembly rather than permanent ground-based construction.  As part of the ‘Wiki Building School’ initiative, the project explores alternative approaches to small-scale living environments. The design focuses on the relationship between spatial use, material systems, and environmental context, using compact form and prefabricated timber construction to investigate new possibilities for dwelling in natural landscapes. located within a heritage and ecological park a cabin conceived as both shelter and bridge translucent panels define the bridge-like passage structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
bjarke ingels समूह ने जापान में नॉट ए होटल के लिए तीन रैम्ड अर्थ विला पूरे किए आर्किटेक्चर 16 हजार बार देखा गया kengo kuma wins competition to expand london’s national gallery with new wing architecture 12k views metallic house 144º rises on steel stilts above hillside near barcelona architecture 11k views LLDS reworks ‘northcote house’ in melbourne with robotically-milled interiors architecture 10k views keep up with our daily &; weekly stories dailysee sample weeklysee sample Wiki World builds Red Bridge Cabin on an island in Zhengzhou  Red Bridge Cabin, designed by Wiki World, is an experimental timber structure located within Yuancheng Cultural Park in the Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone, China. The park, developed around the Yuanling Ancient City site, combines heritage preservation with ecological landscape planning. Positioned on a small island within the site’s existing waterfront, the cabin forms part of a broader series of low-impact structures intended to engage directly with the natural environment.  The project is conceived as both a cabin and a connecting element. A narrow, bridge-like corridor extends from the mainland to the island, forming the primary access route. Enclosed with translucent panels, this passage establishes a gradual spatial transition between the surrounding park and the more contained interior environment. The structure integrates characteristics of a bridge, gallery, and dock, functioning as both circulation and architectural experience. all images by Arch-Exist   Timber Structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies  The cabin is organized as an elevated timber volume incorporating two courtyards and a large skylight. These elements introduce daylight and create internal spatial variation within a compact footprint. Translucent screens filter external views, while selected openings frame specific perspectives of the surrounding water and vegetation. Through this arrangement, Wiki World design studio establishes a continuous visual relationship between interior and landscape.  The building is constructed using laminated timber, with all components digitally modeled and fabricated as custom elements. The structure is fully prefabricated and assembled on site, allowing for precise coordination of irregular geometries. The cabin is positioned above ground level, minimizing direct impact on the terrain and preserving existing vegetation.  The primary material system is based on engineered timber, combined with small-scale metal connectors that enable repeated assembly and disassembly. Facade elements are made from carbonized wood boards, treated to enhance durability and material performance. The prefabricated approach allows the structure to be installed with minimal disturbance, maintaining the original site conditions. timber structure positioned on a small island   Red Bridge Cabin is elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain  Wiki World’s Red Bridge Cabin project follows a construction strategy that prioritizes minimal intervention. Existing trees, bamboo, and pathways are retained, and no additional boundary elements or artificial landscaping are introduced. The cabin is conceived as an independent object within the natural setting, relying on elevation and lightweight assembly rather than permanent ground-based construction.  As part of the ‘Wiki Building School’ initiative, the project explores alternative approaches to small-scale living environments. The design focuses on the relationship between spatial use, material systems, and environmental context, using compact form and prefabricated timber construction to investigate new possibilities for dwelling in natural landscapes. located within a heritage and ecological park a cabin conceived as both shelter and bridge translucent panels define the bridge-like passage structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
kengo kuma wins competition to expand london’s national gallery with new wing architecture 12k views metallic house 144º rises on steel stilts above hillside near barcelona architecture 11k views LLDS reworks ‘northcote house’ in melbourne with robotically-milled interiors architecture 10k views keep up with our daily &; weekly stories dailysee sample weeklysee sample Wiki World builds Red Bridge Cabin on an island in Zhengzhou  Red Bridge Cabin, designed by Wiki World, is an experimental timber structure located within Yuancheng Cultural Park in the Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone, China. The park, developed around the Yuanling Ancient City site, combines heritage preservation with ecological landscape planning. Positioned on a small island within the site’s existing waterfront, the cabin forms part of a broader series of low-impact structures intended to engage directly with the natural environment.  The project is conceived as both a cabin and a connecting element. A narrow, bridge-like corridor extends from the mainland to the island, forming the primary access route. Enclosed with translucent panels, this passage establishes a gradual spatial transition between the surrounding park and the more contained interior environment. The structure integrates characteristics of a bridge, gallery, and dock, functioning as both circulation and architectural experience. all images by Arch-Exist   Timber Structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies  The cabin is organized as an elevated timber volume incorporating two courtyards and a large skylight. These elements introduce daylight and create internal spatial variation within a compact footprint. Translucent screens filter external views, while selected openings frame specific perspectives of the surrounding water and vegetation. Through this arrangement, Wiki World design studio establishes a continuous visual relationship between interior and landscape.  The building is constructed using laminated timber, with all components digitally modeled and fabricated as custom elements. The structure is fully prefabricated and assembled on site, allowing for precise coordination of irregular geometries. The cabin is positioned above ground level, minimizing direct impact on the terrain and preserving existing vegetation.  The primary material system is based on engineered timber, combined with small-scale metal connectors that enable repeated assembly and disassembly. Facade elements are made from carbonized wood boards, treated to enhance durability and material performance. The prefabricated approach allows the structure to be installed with minimal disturbance, maintaining the original site conditions. timber structure positioned on a small island   Red Bridge Cabin is elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain  Wiki World’s Red Bridge Cabin project follows a construction strategy that prioritizes minimal intervention. Existing trees, bamboo, and pathways are retained, and no additional boundary elements or artificial landscaping are introduced. The cabin is conceived as an independent object within the natural setting, relying on elevation and lightweight assembly rather than permanent ground-based construction.  As part of the ‘Wiki Building School’ initiative, the project explores alternative approaches to small-scale living environments. The design focuses on the relationship between spatial use, material systems, and environmental context, using compact form and prefabricated timber construction to investigate new possibilities for dwelling in natural landscapes. located within a heritage and ecological park a cabin conceived as both shelter and bridge translucent panels define the bridge-like passage structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
metallic house 144º rises on steel stilts above hillside near barcelona architecture 11k views LLDS reworks ‘northcote house’ in melbourne with robotically-milled interiors architecture 10k views keep up with our daily &; weekly stories dailysee sample weeklysee sample Wiki World builds Red Bridge Cabin on an island in Zhengzhou  Red Bridge Cabin, designed by Wiki World, is an experimental timber structure located within Yuancheng Cultural Park in the Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone, China. The park, developed around the Yuanling Ancient City site, combines heritage preservation with ecological landscape planning. Positioned on a small island within the site’s existing waterfront, the cabin forms part of a broader series of low-impact structures intended to engage directly with the natural environment.  The project is conceived as both a cabin and a connecting element. A narrow, bridge-like corridor extends from the mainland to the island, forming the primary access route. Enclosed with translucent panels, this passage establishes a gradual spatial transition between the surrounding park and the more contained interior environment. The structure integrates characteristics of a bridge, gallery, and dock, functioning as both circulation and architectural experience. all images by Arch-Exist   Timber Structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies  The cabin is organized as an elevated timber volume incorporating two courtyards and a large skylight. These elements introduce daylight and create internal spatial variation within a compact footprint. Translucent screens filter external views, while selected openings frame specific perspectives of the surrounding water and vegetation. Through this arrangement, Wiki World design studio establishes a continuous visual relationship between interior and landscape.  The building is constructed using laminated timber, with all components digitally modeled and fabricated as custom elements. The structure is fully prefabricated and assembled on site, allowing for precise coordination of irregular geometries. The cabin is positioned above ground level, minimizing direct impact on the terrain and preserving existing vegetation.  The primary material system is based on engineered timber, combined with small-scale metal connectors that enable repeated assembly and disassembly. Facade elements are made from carbonized wood boards, treated to enhance durability and material performance. The prefabricated approach allows the structure to be installed with minimal disturbance, maintaining the original site conditions. timber structure positioned on a small island   Red Bridge Cabin is elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain  Wiki World’s Red Bridge Cabin project follows a construction strategy that prioritizes minimal intervention. Existing trees, bamboo, and pathways are retained, and no additional boundary elements or artificial landscaping are introduced. The cabin is conceived as an independent object within the natural setting, relying on elevation and lightweight assembly rather than permanent ground-based construction.  As part of the ‘Wiki Building School’ initiative, the project explores alternative approaches to small-scale living environments. The design focuses on the relationship between spatial use, material systems, and environmental context, using compact form and prefabricated timber construction to investigate new possibilities for dwelling in natural landscapes. located within a heritage and ecological park a cabin conceived as both shelter and bridge translucent panels define the bridge-like passage structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
LLDS reworks ‘northcote house’ in melbourne with robotically-milled interiors architecture 10k views keep up with our daily &; weekly stories dailysee sample weeklysee sample Wiki World builds Red Bridge Cabin on an island in Zhengzhou  Red Bridge Cabin, designed by Wiki World, is an experimental timber structure located within Yuancheng Cultural Park in the Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone, China. The park, developed around the Yuanling Ancient City site, combines heritage preservation with ecological landscape planning. Positioned on a small island within the site’s existing waterfront, the cabin forms part of a broader series of low-impact structures intended to engage directly with the natural environment.  The project is conceived as both a cabin and a connecting element. A narrow, bridge-like corridor extends from the mainland to the island, forming the primary access route. Enclosed with translucent panels, this passage establishes a gradual spatial transition between the surrounding park and the more contained interior environment. The structure integrates characteristics of a bridge, gallery, and dock, functioning as both circulation and architectural experience. all images by Arch-Exist   Timber Structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies  The cabin is organized as an elevated timber volume incorporating two courtyards and a large skylight. These elements introduce daylight and create internal spatial variation within a compact footprint. Translucent screens filter external views, while selected openings frame specific perspectives of the surrounding water and vegetation. Through this arrangement, Wiki World design studio establishes a continuous visual relationship between interior and landscape.  The building is constructed using laminated timber, with all components digitally modeled and fabricated as custom elements. The structure is fully prefabricated and assembled on site, allowing for precise coordination of irregular geometries. The cabin is positioned above ground level, minimizing direct impact on the terrain and preserving existing vegetation.  The primary material system is based on engineered timber, combined with small-scale metal connectors that enable repeated assembly and disassembly. Facade elements are made from carbonized wood boards, treated to enhance durability and material performance. The prefabricated approach allows the structure to be installed with minimal disturbance, maintaining the original site conditions. timber structure positioned on a small island   Red Bridge Cabin is elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain  Wiki World’s Red Bridge Cabin project follows a construction strategy that prioritizes minimal intervention. Existing trees, bamboo, and pathways are retained, and no additional boundary elements or artificial landscaping are introduced. The cabin is conceived as an independent object within the natural setting, relying on elevation and lightweight assembly rather than permanent ground-based construction.  As part of the ‘Wiki Building School’ initiative, the project explores alternative approaches to small-scale living environments. The design focuses on the relationship between spatial use, material systems, and environmental context, using compact form and prefabricated timber construction to investigate new possibilities for dwelling in natural landscapes. located within a heritage and ecological park a cabin conceived as both shelter and bridge translucent panels define the bridge-like passage structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
Wiki World builds Red Bridge Cabin on an island in Zhengzhou  Red Bridge Cabin, designed by Wiki World, is an experimental timber structure located within Yuancheng Cultural Park in the Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone, China. The park, developed around the Yuanling Ancient City site, combines heritage preservation with ecological landscape planning. Positioned on a small island within the site’s existing waterfront, the cabin forms part of a broader series of low-impact structures intended to engage directly with the natural environment.  The project is conceived as both a cabin and a connecting element. A narrow, bridge-like corridor extends from the mainland to the island, forming the primary access route. Enclosed with translucent panels, this passage establishes a gradual spatial transition between the surrounding park and the more contained interior environment. The structure integrates characteristics of a bridge, gallery, and dock, functioning as both circulation and architectural experience. all images by Arch-Exist   Timber Structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies  The cabin is organized as an elevated timber volume incorporating two courtyards and a large skylight. These elements introduce daylight and create internal spatial variation within a compact footprint. Translucent screens filter external views, while selected openings frame specific perspectives of the surrounding water and vegetation. Through this arrangement, Wiki World design studio establishes a continuous visual relationship between interior and landscape.  The building is constructed using laminated timber, with all components digitally modeled and fabricated as custom elements. The structure is fully prefabricated and assembled on site, allowing for precise coordination of irregular geometries. The cabin is positioned above ground level, minimizing direct impact on the terrain and preserving existing vegetation.  The primary material system is based on engineered timber, combined with small-scale metal connectors that enable repeated assembly and disassembly. Facade elements are made from carbonized wood boards, treated to enhance durability and material performance. The prefabricated approach allows the structure to be installed with minimal disturbance, maintaining the original site conditions. timber structure positioned on a small island   Red Bridge Cabin is elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain  Wiki World’s Red Bridge Cabin project follows a construction strategy that prioritizes minimal intervention. Existing trees, bamboo, and pathways are retained, and no additional boundary elements or artificial landscaping are introduced. The cabin is conceived as an independent object within the natural setting, relying on elevation and lightweight assembly rather than permanent ground-based construction.  As part of the ‘Wiki Building School’ initiative, the project explores alternative approaches to small-scale living environments. The design focuses on the relationship between spatial use, material systems, and environmental context, using compact form and prefabricated timber construction to investigate new possibilities for dwelling in natural landscapes. located within a heritage and ecological park a cabin conceived as both shelter and bridge translucent panels define the bridge-like passage structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
translucent panels define the bridge-like passage structure combines bridge, gallery, and dock typologies skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
skylight brings daylight into the compact interior openings frame views of water and vegetation laminated timber structure with custom-fabricated elements translucent screens filter the surrounding landscape carbonized wood cladding enhances durability daylight floods through skylights and openings into the interior cabin elevated to preserve existing trees and terrain architecture placed lightly within the natural environment gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
gradual transition from park to interior space  project info:  name: Wiki World-Red Bridge Cabin-[Wild Home #138] architect: Wiki World | @wiki__world design team: Mu Wei, Feng Zhaoxian, Wu Baorong, He Wen, Xu Xiaodong, Liao Xiaotian, Wang Yuanying, Chen Liang location: Zhengzhou, China photographer: Arch-Exist | @archexist   designboom has received this project from our DIY submissions feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.  edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom Wiki World apr 09, 2026 KEEP UP WITH OUR DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSLETTERS daily – see sample weekly – see sample READERS SHOP your own online design shop — no sales commission collected start selling direct business no commissions COMPETITION WINNER NISSAN MICRA A WEEK WITH
