426WinnerNeighbourhoods that can grow with its inhabitantsTo meet the demands of the competition, which was to design a neighbourhoods with the ability to grow with the inhabitants, we were looking for a plan that could meet the cultural, social, climatic and sustainable development needs.
2WinnerCo-life 2.0A project of a housing estate intended for the elderly. The main aspect of the project is the prevention of racism and the protection of nature.
82People's Choice AwardAng Kalye - The StreetStudent Housing project based in Manila, aimed at social interaction among all
6Editor's ChoiceEarth Made ResidenceThe Earth Made Residence is a unique structure of 36 housing units which are a modern interpretation of a traditional Ghanaian residential compound house. It was important to design an iconic building with a modern, dynamic shape which is completely made out of the earth, so it becomes visible evidence that earthen architecture can be attractive.
20People's Choice AwardRe-Coding Post War SyriaReinterpretation of the ancient mud house and using it as a tool for a cultural revival
5Honorable MentionCo-life House is more than a place to live, it is a place to gather with friends and families, make memories and build communities. It makes people feel safe and needed, and then they can call this house a home.
15Editor's ChoiceMILLEFIORIIn the modern world, there is an acute problem of resettlement of elderly citizens. Large cities are often aggressive towards the older generation: high pace of life, housing prices, air pollution, loneliness. Millefiori is the solution to these problems.
13Editor's ChoiceCo-Life‘Healing garden’, public square, market street and intergenerational workshops could bring older people into the urban mix and reduce the level of social isolation. The applications of sustainable principles aim to reduce the building’s ecological footprint and deliver a self-sufficient (zero carbon) community.
26Editor's ChoiceGREEN MOSAIC Standing at the end of the first quarter of the twenty-first century, we observe the increasing number of elderly people in developing areas, as well as a higher average life expectancy. While noticing the already visible process of aging of the society, we are facing the challenge of creating new quality of the living environment for seniors.
41Honorable MentionHabitation - Vegetation Food is a great unifier across every culture and is unique to every country. Focusing on food as an age-independent mutual interest, a platform was designed where food and skill oriented activities are provided; seniors can make use of their cultural habits and skills towards maintaining their independence, dignity as well as a balanced social life.
13Runner-upThe street of life—co-living for elderly“The street is the container of city life and the free space with practical significance.” In this design, we tend to create a community centered on the elderly. We extract some urban space elements (such as shops, squares, terraces, etc.) from the city Temara where the
