30Runner-upCONSTELLATION - A link between Human, Nature and CultureThe sky and the stars are a common denominator of all civilization, the link that unite man to nature, to dream. Conceived symbolically as a constellation, the project is a sequence of invisible links between the pavilions, a program of concentric clusters that allows the visitor to freely explore the site and by peregrinations encourage discoveries.
1Another UniverseSince the cemetery is not a place that people want to see every day, this complex is veiled as a park structure that develops in time(in eternity). The architecture of the object is represented by three types of spaces: closed-memorial complex and restaurant; semi-open-columbarium; open - park, located on the roof of the complex.
1Return To EarthIn the past, cemeteries have served as special places for the community. They functioned as emotional places for people to contemplate and reflect. To reintroduce cemeteries in urban areas, cutting edge technology must be incorporated to accommodate for the growing urban population and, while using ecologically beneficial solutions
73The LoopOur connection to each other enables us to thrive. The vision of The Loop is to give a new purpose to visit the park, and for seniors to engage in meaningful, fun and productive activities of their liking, across generations. The feeling of being in a treehouse has clear associations to play, and it provides an accessible viewpoint of the park.
67Honorable MentionRethinking ResilienceThe project embraces flood as a natural phenomena as the premise to imagine the possibility of secure human habitation. With this as the central idea, the project defines resilience to be two fold- 1.to be prepared before flood. 2. sustenance and recuperating post flood scenario. In its execution, the project encapsulates this idea at three distinct scales.
0BHARAT BHAVAN 2020THE ICONIC COMPLEX RE INTERPRETS THE ASPIRATIONS OF PEOPLE THROUGH ARCHITECTURE ENCAPSULATING THINGS THAT HAVE MADE INDIA AND ITS CULTURE.
15MYCELIUM PATH wetland research center"There are some truths, even fundamental ones, that tend to escape us. The most fundamental truth about our home on Earth is that all living things are interconnected. This fact, although important mainly as a physical principle, carries implications even of a spiritual nature.” - Starer, 1956.
