Crested

Waterfront pavilion design challenge near river Arno

Florence, Italy

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Winner

1 Entry

Oliwia

Grid of Agreement

The project is about the revival of the ecosystem on the waterfront and the Arno River in Florence, Italy. Grid of Agreement is a metaphore of the project - a place, where human connect with the nature by using the grid system. All was inspired by environment of the place and was created in the rhythm of renaissance.

People's Choice Award

1 Entry

kim

F.I.G(Float_In Gem)

Water flows, we follow. Rather than artificially blocking the water, we thought of a way to let it flow as it is. We made a new floor at a height of 2.5m to return a space in Arno, which is separate to the citizens. This floor is connected to the flow of the road to help expand the new space. This 'extension' is a roof for some and a floor for others.

Editor's Choice

5 Entries

Agnieszka and 3 others

INHALATORIUM

The aim of our project is to create a recreational space for the inhabitants of Florence. The main aim underlying us during the design process was the conferral of the inhalation function, where the salt graduation works became the main inspiration. The inhalation room along the wall is a multisensory zone where you can forget that you are in a big city.

Fakhrell and 3 others

Giardino Dell'arno

A tribute to the giver and taker of Florence; The Arno River.

gyeongsu and 3 others

Undefinded park

Project concept - An unnamed space that still - An unstable space that can disappear at any time - So an experimental space where you can do anything - A free space that no one can survive - Because of its use, a space that is moderately self-sustaining

Emilia and Joanna

Iris Island

Project of Terzo Giardino inspired by Iris Flowers

Michalina and 2 others

PADIGLIONE DELLA POESIA

The aim of our project was to create a space that respects nature, in correlation with the surroundings, referring to the history and culture of this region. Our project was inspired by poetry itself, in particular the poem "The Divine Comedy" by Dante and its journey through the underworld, as well as the symbolism of numbers.