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Design competition for marine institute inspired by water

Fredrikstad, Norway

Brief Grants Schedule Awards & Fees Jurors Become a Partner Discussion Entries (7)Leaderboard Rules & Guidelines

Winner

1 Entry

Scott

Marina City

A hub for maritime research and education in Fredrikstad Norway at the mouth of the North-sea, Marina City utilizes fluid design techniques to integrate educational facilities, public spaces, and a fully functioning Marina along the banks of the River Glomm allowing for a dynamic curriculum focused on field-study and interactive research opportunities.

People's Choice Award

1 Entry

Melisa and walter

Algorithmic Emergence

The Algorithmic Emergence's establishment is to enhance the science in improving one of the most important ecosystems in the planet to take care of the marine life.

Editor's Choice

5 Entries

Justyna

see through

The key assumption of the project was the water inspiration, visible in the form and material solutions, as well as a comfortable and efficient combination of all implemented facilities.

Andrew and 2 others

8 Degrees

Norway has a long intimate history and culture to its rivers and glaciers. As the world faces a slow but sure rise of sea levels due to climate change, glaciers are melting and the world will begin to flood with more intensity. As Norway loses its glaciers this structure will stand as the last glacier to survive the floods of climate change.

Tiffany

The Nexus Center

The Nexus center for Marine Life approaches the concept of fluidity through variability and connectivity. These concepts inform spatial ideas, which are applied to achieve the institute's main educational concepts; IMMERSION and OBSERVATION.

Alexia and Dallal

Oseberg Marine Institute

The Oseberg Marine Institute sought to bring together education and research in a collaborative manner to allow for the flourishing of innovative ideas that have the potential to improve the future of our planet.

Daniella