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Emily Woetzel

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Projects

Mahya

Oklahoma Refugee Shelter

According to the rules of the competition, the creation of a temporary accommodation space and other spaces permanently; prompted us to approach the design to the concept of integration while being modular. All spaces of this complex were designed in a modular way.

javad

Reinstate For Homeless in Oklahoma

Considering all the issues, container modules have been used in multiple combinations in the northern part of the site in two areas. Service spaces are located in the central part of the site, as well as collaboration spaces, leisure spaces, and climate-friendly green spaces are spread throughout the site.

Yean and Ruolin

POCKET OF LIGHT

The scheme takes Tetris game as inspiration for unit layout. Due to the site constrains, our design follows a performance-driven generation workflow to arrange the unit combination and optimize interior microclimate. In respond to the immigrant homeless issue, the co-living space is added in between for social interactions to re-energize the community.

齐 and 3 others

The Growing

report on the design of homeless children‘s home

Kinga

Safehouse

A shelter for homeless children. A facility provides immediete needs, helps with personal developments and gives a better future. Project stands out with the unusual shape and a use of sea containers.

oğuz kaan

The NEST

home is not a place it's a feeling

SENA and 2 others

COALESCENCE

Every person is a puzzle piece waiting to be completed.

Yinuo and 2 others

MOVING"RUBIK'S CUBE"

The design aims to provide homeless people with self-sufficient accommodation and shared space on the basis of low-cost housing. Use Color to bring people good hope. The design provides a secure and respectful home and a sense of belonging and participation. Establish friendly relations between people and break the prejudice of people to the vagrant.

Studio Projetos and Larissa

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Garoa

A bridge has the function of connecting paths, traversing the city. Our architecture, starting with the premise of social changes, walks through a dense center, permeating the urban mesh, bringing a new home for the ones in need, becoming the parasite that adapts and allows changes.

Youngjin

CELLS OVER THE PARKING LOT

This project is designed to resolve the problem of limited resource students in the world. The cells will be installed over the parking lots of the universities. This will be has the universal access during its whole lifespan. Its scale will be bigger with time, connecting since the buildings to the societies.

Journals

Tanya Prevezentseva

publishedDesign Process5 years ago

Container City

The concept of the "container city" presented in the competition reflects the author's idea of the essence of the student housing arrangement, as inexpensive and quickly constructed. To create a student campus, the competition paper applied a block development scheme. To create a student campus, a quarterly development scheme was applied in competitive work.

Container City

Future City