ELEVATED OASIS
THE CONCEPT OF THIS BETTER BUSSTOP IS TO ADD EXTRA PUBLIC SPACE IN AN ECO-FRIENDLY WAY. THE ELEVATED OASIS FUNCTIONS BY ADDING AN EXTRA LAYER OF SOIL ABOVE THE CLT SLAB WHICH ENABLES PLANTS TO GROW. FURTHERMORE A GREENWALL UPLIFTS THE NEIGHBOORHOOD.
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PUBLISHED ON 22nd March 2021
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a nice proposal of a double deck busstop area with great potential, the quality of the spaces are a little bit underexposed
The combination with vegetation and solar panels is very interesting. Construction in wood sustainable. The size and the hight of the tower could be less imposing. Other than that, my congratulation !
The idea of creating a bus station not only as a piece of urban furniture but also as a multidisciplinary platform was positively valued since they include architectural concepts such as the unit, industrialized building, and spatial flexibility as part of the design. Likewise, including renewable energy, ICT, and recycled materials in most of the projects was also judged positively. In some designs, a final product that integrates within the environment on an adequate scale is missing.