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Regen Dining - Result Story
After spending a considerable amount of time under the shroud of the COVID-19 outbreak, humanity is gearing up to enter the new normal. Governments around the world are now exercising relaxation to the physical distancing measures to regain economic stability.
However, studies have shown that mitigation attempts that are inadequate in strictness or duration—such as premature relaxation of distancing rules or stay-at-home orders—can allow a resurgence after the initial surge and mitigation. In other words, the second wave is inevitable if conscious measures are not taken now.
Apart from implementing strict regulations for socio-economic interaction, urban infrastructure and architecture need to be transformed in order to accommodate mitigation measures.
Focusing on the effect of the COVID-19 outbreak on the economy, the foodservice sector has suffered the most.
As the proposals demand a redesign, restructuring, reforming, or reorganization of existing architecture, the choice of the site becomes absolutely essential.
Focussing on the foodservice sector, the project must propose to transform existing restaurants, café, food outlets, food courts, bars, pubs, or fast food restaurants to accommodate post-COVID regulations.
The design brief calls for:
Redesign, restructure or reorganize existing architecture that provides food-service (restaurants, cafè, street eateries, etc.)
To accommodate post-COVID regulations based on various state/country norms.
While encouraging social interactions to reinstate to the pre-COVID society.
The jury for the competition consisted of esteemed designers, professionals, and academicians from around the world. The Lead Jurors for the competitions were as follows:
Vanessa Larré, Architect, Vanessa Larré Arquitetura, Brazil
LEE Hsuheng, Founder / Director, Golucci Interior Architects, Beijing, China
Leonardo Militello, Co-Founder, Hitzig Militello arquitectos, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Some of the Best of competition projects are:
Winning Project: Adaptive Boundaries
By: Neha Sadruddin & Sanjana Paramhans
Description: Responding to imposed limits, we imagine a near future where social interaction has evolved to adapt to a new normal of expanded personal boundaries and physical distance.
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People’s Choice: Regen Dining Project
By: Audrey K K S Mon, Audrey Kianjaya & Kyi Su Mon
Description: 'A change of scenery, is what you need today.'
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Editor’s Choice: A Bistro Experience
By: Bárbara Vizioli Matos de Andrade
Description: In order to recover broken ties during pandemic, the solution for restaurants and coffee shops is to create a bistro experience: reducing the service capacity to create private areas, virtually connected.
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Editor’s Choice: FAN-T-COV
By: Ewa Linert & Wojtek Zielinski
Description: This project presents a multipurpose solution for dining establishments during and after Covid-19.
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