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Projects

Laura and Thuy

HILAL

The main goal of hil?l is to create a public educational experience linked to water conservation. Circulation is choreographed with water on the site, so that the visitor experience natural filter systems such as rain-gardens, seals, wetlands, ECO concrete columns that provide oyster habitat, and a gravel infiltration parking lot.

তরিকুল ইসলাম

COMMUNITY BASED Devt. FOR ANNUALLY FLOOD AFFECTED

” The project ‘Community based Development for Annually Flood Affected People of Jamuna Riverbank, Sirajganj seeks to confirm that ‘The aim is “ to search a resilient solution of fishermen community in flood prone areas and try to solve the strength of the housing and settlement pattern where suggested solution are sustainable and affordable.”

Sreya

School of thought

The project aims to provide a space for contemporary education where students learn to live as an independent being . The school expresses itself as a point where the student can sense its existence and outlive the illusions of the contemporary world

Raghav and 2 others

Inside Out

A center of faith,forest and nature inside-out of the built, un-built and people.

dias and 4 others

Riverine Eco Retreat

This tropical retreat is an exploration of possibilities where people live in harmony with nature. By learning from the nature in place and the indigenous wisdom, our design emerges from and honors native context, becoming part of it, like trees in a forest, leaving a more regenerative footprint.

Barbora

Temporary home for dogs

The uniqueness of this project stems from the fact, that the main goal of the shelter is to keep the dogs at this place as short as possible and therefore the shelter is designed for people to choose the best (the corridor concept) and to make friends with the chosen dog (the zoo concept).

Misak and 2 others

Kawa Kawa Garden, the forest kindergarten

Learning and playing outside, promotes creativity, collaboration but also kids learn how to trust themselves and be careful. They realize that they can be wet and dirty and survive, the eliminate fears and subconsciously, they see risk part of their play and learning. Risk helps their brains develop ad mature faster. There is a whole forest to explore.

Yaşanur and 2 others

ALOOF

The cultural center, designed as a meeting point for the world and Marrakech, shows an example of a settlement specific to its location by playing with the slopes of the land. The center offers users the opportunity to experience the oasis in different ways.

Aceson

Enabling Abode

The proposal aims to ameliorate the stigma that the visually impaired are limited by their disabilities, by creating a safe space for the students to engage in meaningful interaction with the public. The circulation is inspired by the urban planning of the Moscow Kremlin. The simple route guides students around different nodes with a loop pathway design.

Paweera and 3 others

The Sprout

" A Miracle in the Moroccan Desert " This is a phrase used to refer to a type of tree that originated in Morocco, the only place in the world and Moroccans value this tree as the national tree or the tree of life.

shugeetha and 3 others

INTERWEAVE

INTERWEAVE IS A MODULAR AND COMPACT LIBRARY DESIGN WHICH IS NOT JUST A LEARNING FORUM, BUT A PLATFORM WHERE PEOPLE EXCHANGE IDEAS, KNOWLEDGE AND WHERE PEOPLE ARE GIVEN THE FREEDOM TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES.THE PROJECT IS AN AMALGAMATION OF KNOWLEDGE FROM ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE LIKE CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND ACADEMICS.

Laura Isabella and 2 others

WOVEN WORK

Based on traditional patterns woven by Indian women, the project recalls a tradition based on manual labor as well as creative work. Because the patterns are made up of solids and voids, the project transfers them to a set of courtyards determined by the directional relationship of the weave formed by the modules and the courtyard.