292UrjaThe power of light The idea of designing this bridge has derived from the hues of sunrise and sunset of the city of Denmark, Copenhagen. As keeping in mind the sunrise and sunset timings, the following bridge has been designed, reflecting the main idea through lights.
626People's Choice AwardRhythmus : Movement in Time A cafe divided by the diversification of time represented by architectural styles of Vienna to cater to the lifestyle of Viennese people.
289PlayducationThe built environment shapes everything about us – from our mental states to our physical well being – everything is connected to places we live in, even more so those which nurture us. The idea of play promoted in this module is that of “playducation” – to learn with play, more than just merely through it.
406People's Choice AwardNutrogartenChildren are the most sensitive and impressionable age group in society. In this regard, the environment should be designed to be the best teacher for children and provide conditions that increase the children’s creativity. This project aims to escalate children's creativity with curiosity as a means to discover and experience the environment around them.
138People's Choice AwardETHEREAL (Solace)The idea of ETHEREAL is to create that space where people will sit, relax, read and enjoy. The homely cocoon formed by the petals of ETHEREAL will be a magical retreat - away from the bustling city life. The design of the ETHEREAL pod is inspired by the story of Flowers and Bees. The idea is simple - ETHEREAL pods allow you to enjoy your personal space.
3The Living Refuge — A Symbiotic Sanctuary for Humans and Vanishing PollinatorsFirst Prize winner of the 2025 eVolo Skyscraper Competition, The Living Refuge reimagines the skyscraper as a shared ecological infrastructure for humans and endangered pollinators. Through layered habitats, environmental systems, and adaptive architectural spaces, the project explores how dense cities can support biodiversity rather than displace it.
3Highway as HabitatHighway as Habitat addresses a fundamental paradox embedded in the contemporary American metropolis: highways serve as essential infrastructures of mobility, yet simultaneously fragment the urban fabric by separating movement from habitation. As cities continue to densify, this horizontal system—once a driver of expansion—has become increasingly misaligned w
3Flow of RhythmLocated along the Yangtze River between Yichang’s main scenic area and residential districts, the project reimagines the theater as more than a landmark. It becomes a civic, cultural, and recreational complex that connects residents, visitors, and the riverside landscape, expanding public activity and strengthening the relationship between city and nature.
