519WinnerWillaston Harmony School; Bridging Cultures through Waldorf Education and Indigenous Connection. The Willaston Waldorf School Project integrates Waldorf education with Indigenous culture. Situated in Willaston, Australia, it emphasizes harmony between students, nature, and the local Indigenous community, promoting communication and cultural reconciliation.
369People's Choice AwardTHE ORANGE CIRCULATING RECREATIVE STAGE Along the wandering orange structural-recreative circulation route in that is located in the atrium void, the visiters are being brought to an overall journey within the venue.The venue embraces the community from outside of the building, taking them to a journey through an orange structure which serves as musical performance stages.
07REDEVELOPMENT OF JAIPUR RAILWAY STATIONमंजिल......Redevelopment of Jaipur Railway Station The Ministry of Railways has recommended a major redevelopment / upgrade of Jaipur Railway Station. The Ministry of Railways has tasked Rail Land Development Authority with carrying out the project of Major Upgradation of Jaipur Railway Station.
08Recharged Stacked CabinsThe Stacked Cabins on the Pyrenean Haute Route provide a haven for hikers while synergizing with the natural route. Having the design be modularized the resiliency of the design can withstand any of the harsh conditions that the route may provide.
7115WinnerMycorrhizal Network Home This design begins with a solution to deforestation, which is a problem of expansion of residential space, and begins with creating a residential space where humans can live while maintaining a symbiotic relationship with plants and animals found in the Amazon.
016Baghdad Nuclear Autarky TowerThe Baghdad Nuclear Autarky Tower in Iraq combines nuclear power with sustainable design, aiming to address the climate crisis and public concerns. It integrates cultural motifs and educational spaces, promoting nuclear energy as a key to a carbon-free future within a self-sufficient community model.
517Urban Living Room: an Improvising Ground An Improvising Ground to integrate government offices with shared public spaces, and to maximise political & social engagement in everyday life.
613WinnerEco Harmony PavilionSustainable architecture, also known as green architecture or eco-friendly architecture, focuses on designing and constructing buildings with minimal negative impact on the environment while promoting sustainable living. It incorporates energy-efficient materials, renewable resources, and environmental responsibility.
610WinnerHelix fusion"Enter Helix Fusion: A Culinary Odyssey, where past and future intertwine, crafting an unparalleled culinary adventure. Rooted in Latin American culture and avant-garde molecular gastronomy, our establishment epitomizes innovation, sustainability, and a homage to culinary traditions."
17People's Choice AwardSee Geen - Sustainable Public SpaceI started solving this project as a semester project at the university, in this semester we focused on analyzing the territory from urban planning and my output is a mass concept, where from the analyzes we found that the best possible way of sustainability for this locality focused on sustainability is to create a square around three masses.
26ArtQuakeArtQuake office, designed through a child's perspective, seeks to revive the city's lost literary and artistic legacy by integrating greenery and utilizing the topography's slope for dynamic design. Inspired by a child's playful perception of work as a game, the office embodies a unique and creative workspace.
120pixeLand This project was designed from a child's perspective to make the office environment more minimal, more connected to the river, and based on the characteristics of Pittsburgh.
1214shifthubshifthub is a working space created against today's stereotyped working spaces and the profile of people working in this way. There are no specific working hours and no fixed user base. It is a place that is in constant motion and can be perceived as a reaction against monotony.
65Open SpaceIn the project, an office was designed where companies and local residents can meet. The office also contributed structurally while creating a space for the continuation of the The EcoInnovation District Plan in Pittsburgh . The project was developed with feedback from a 10-year-old child whose parents worked on construction sites.
184Child's PerspectiveThe "Dynamic Urban Continuum" was inspired by a single child's vision in the center of our busy city, and with curiosity as their guide, they set out to reinvent urban living.
8517People's Choice AwardThe Ramp "The Ramp" transforms business life in a joyless society. This public office, featuring an inviting ramp, draws in individuals from the street. Its unique design encourages social interaction while allowing personal space, addressing the lack of entertainment, social life, and happiness prevalent in the environment.
47Split The design, which emerged from the child breaking down the cube initially given to them, is constructed by weaving 2x2 squares together. The aim is to create an interior space with a flexible design, much like children themselves, aiming to design a space that can change just like children.
3248Tea time!The project thematizes the relation between the public and the governement through the act of drinking tea.By establishing different microambients for tea drinking, and spatial relations, new forms of discourse are being incentivised, collective or intimate.
1719UNIVERSAL PLAYGROUNDEducational pavilion complex with a focus on learning about safe debate and open dialogue through PLAY. The idea is to deal with social problems and politics with a creative and humoristic point of view, with an aim of educating and bringing people together.
17The Hyde park colloseum This is an neo classical project about bringing back the colosseum into a new age.
3614Religious LondonIt's not only the architecture of religious buildings that leaves a mark on the city, but also the activities of religious communities. Religious structures in London are not just places for religious rituals; they also have deeper social implications.
3647BUREACURACY LABYRINTH -THE PROCESS''From a certain point onward there is no longer any turning back. That is the point that must be reached.'' -Franz Kafka, The Trial
207Hyde's Theatrical Haven The spirit of touring theatre embodies a dynamic and inspirational experience.
314PANTHEON PADDOCKSLIKE A CHERISHED MEMORY, OUR FIRST TOY WAS A ROCKING HORSE — A TIMELESS COMPANION IN THE PLAYGROUND OF OUR EARLIEST DREAMS.
2422SPEAKERS’ CORNER NEWSPAPERThe proposed idea involves establishing an underground newspaper production within the confines of Hyde Park in London, with a specific emphasis on traditional printing methods such as woodcuts, linocuts, and engravings.
14127WinnerFLOW'Flow' refers to the process of imagining a work environment from a child's perspective. Given the socio-economic situation in Pittsburgh, the start-up centre was seen as the ideal solution for the community, merging the needs of the locals with the vision of children perspective.
187People's Choice AwardYuma daycareForm follows climate, dark matters - a call for less light and going back to the roots: daycare design proposal based on heritage of Mojave people in tune with nature and technology.
112WinnerMuseum of Water Culture The design of the memorial is inspired by water and its characteristics making it a landmark as a reminder of the importance of water as a fundamental resource. A cut defined by two partitions, which remind a watercourse, digs the ground and becomes the memorial's entrance.
312WinnerPOUHPOWEEPuhpowee comes from the Indian Potawatomi tribe And this land is also closely related to the Indians, and music is as rhythmic, proportional, and structured as architecture, and architecture can provoke similar emotional responses as listening to music. And those who walk through it will become beating notes, and together with the puhpowee form a grand symph
5246People's Choice AwardPolyphony: a multidimensional dialogueTwo forms of musical styles were extracted as the main design elements. Dialogue: our building adopts a dialogic form design, the symmetry of the two structural forms creates a strong sense of dialog. Classical Music and Rebel Rock：Rebel rock is a kind of subversion and exploration of classical.
2205WinnerTechnical Institute in BristolThe building includes various functions such as laboratories, seminar rooms, a library, cafeteria, auditorium and workshop. An important to assume that the building would not be divided into departments but into functional zones to encourage students from various sectors of construction to collaborate.
741WinnerMatched familyNo single person is inherently evil, just lonely and unhappy. These words adequately represent the circumstances of many young delinquents. No children are by nature evil or fantasize of crime. But there is youth that is lost, neglected and left to fend for themselves. Often forced to make difficult decisions and look for a solution outside of the law.
35Oklahoma Refugee ShelterAccording 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.
