EL PUENTE DE LA ESPERANZA
El Puente De La Esperanza is a new architecture that give asylum seekers hope for a better future. Everything is fragmented and mutated to create a new architectural language that defines each program’s characteristic. We saw the bridge not only as a border, but also as a connective device to make a better future for the people—to bring hope.
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El Puente De La Esperanza is a new architecture that give asylum seekers hope for a better future. Everything is fragmented and mutated to create a new architectural language that defines each program’s characteristic. Asylum seekers can choose their own methods by exploring the bridge. We saw the bridge not only as a border, but also as a connective device
FAQ 1
FAQ 1 consist of our design thought answers.
FAQ 2
FAQ 2 consist of our design thought answers.
PANEL 1
Panel 1 consist of design overview and some faq answers. We have 6 keywords to define our design for the asylum seekers (Fragment of Programming, House of Hope, Life Exploration, A Place for Diaglogue, Airbone Sterilization, and Time Based Architecture.
PANEL 2
Panel 2 consist of programmings. The Accomodation function can provide 1920 asylums in total. The Entertaiment and Training Center's program based on our research about Mexican and US people's culture, habit, and innovate some programs to support them. Medical function also apply prevention system for COVID-19.
PANEL 3
Panel 3 consist of circulation diagrams, color psychology, mass mutation, and plans. This is a way to create a new architectural pattern. The mutation and colour method will help people recognize the specificity of many programs.
PANEL 4
Panel 4 consist of key conceptual sections and also some renderings to represent the refugee's sense of place and ambience.
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PUBLISHED ON 16th June 2020
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