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Ecological research centre with tree-inspired design among projects from Politecnico di Torino

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This article showcases various ecological and architectural student projects from Politecnico di Torino, focusing on designs for New Belgrade that integrate nature and sustainability. Notable among these is an ecological research center inspired by tree growth rings, designed to bridge urban and natural landscapes. Other projects include adaptive retrofits for energy efficiency, hybrid museum-research environments with thatched roofs, and dynamic infrastructural interventions aimed at enhancing social connectivity within residential blocks.

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