22WinnerECHOThis project reflect and advocate the potential future of Marrakesh while celebrating Moroccan culture. Through the use of materials, technology, and landscaping, the project primarily explores and attempts to address; breaking the depletion of the oasis and its habitat, combating desertification, evolving labor skills and improving livelihood opportunities.
19Editor's ChoiceSensory LandmarkFear of the unknown environment leads to a lack of activity, directly linked to children's creativity. The focus was on spending the most extended hours of the day and living without fear in the most stimulated schools. What if they could perceive the school's environment with their own senses? What if they had their maps in their heads?
15Best in RegionKhlong San District Office"Public Space as a Democratic Infrastructure" As our viewpoints become more and more polarized than ever, correlates with the rise of digital interaction that reinforces us into the false consensus. Combined with Bangkok’s already insufficient public spaces. This thesis looks into the question of to what extent can architecture be a part of the solution?
2The AttendanceThe architecture of the school acts as an active tool that extends to work directly with the community to build essential live skills drawing inspiration from sustainable essential lessons. The open spaces between alternate room are designed for practice of raised cultivation and urban farming while also serving as outdoor learning and gathering areas.
55WinnerAQUAVILLEThe Project posits a future architecture that envisions a new understanding of Aquatecture. This project envisions Neighbourhoods - rehabilitating climate refugees, safeguarding culture, sense of belonging, and also promoting seasteading. To envisage cities like Jakarta have to be future proof is the goal against rising sea levels.
31WinnerCloudburst Forest ('暴雨森林')Hong Kong's first biophilic 'plyscraper' A residential skyscraper that brings back the deforested sub-tropical rainforest back into the city by having different elements and vegetation of a rain-forest. Also, the very first wooden skyscraper in the dense concrete jungle skyline of Hong Kong
19Editor's ChoiceThe Gradient"Sprouting out of the Concrete Jungle" A Biophilic Residential Tower that aims to serve all kinds and types of occupants, taking into the considerations of environmental, and economical issues. A versatile, welcoming, natural residential complex that enable people to adore biodiversity "gradually".
8Honorable MentionBetween Sky and WaterThe structure of the oil rig as an industrial element is reimagined in the most aesthetical way being converted into a unique getaway oasis, museum and science centre between sky and water, where people can brake away from their everyday routine. The building is in the middle of nowhere yet surrounded with a sea full of life giving endless possibilites.
128Honorable MentionFight for hunger- An institution for low income farmerTo promote Agricultural skill and development by making a Platform for low-income farmer .The key aim of the project is to make our farmer more skillful, create consciousness to the society, reduce unemployment ,solving future food lacking for the rapid population growth and ensure them better life.
61WinnerHOME FOR THE ESCAPED - Transitional Housing for the Rohingya refugeesThe experience of becoming homeless is coupled with the experience of losing a sense of place and belonging in this world. The transitional shelters goal is to design a more humane environment that restores dignity and identity to the abandoned Refugees.
Hosted by UNIUnIADA '22International Architecture Dissertation AwardsResults Announced!: July 30, 2022Worldwide21 Entries received
