HOMELAND
For asylum seekers, a simple and stable living environment is the most basic requirement of life. Simple structure, fast construction and comfortable life are indispensable elements of asylum space. "No man's land" is a bold concept. The design makes "no man's land" a "home" with vitality, hope and comfortable living atmosphere, and gives asylum hope to live
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The idea of getting the people involved in the construction of their own shelters, the scale of the places and the livable atmosphere create it makes it an interesting proposal. The layout flexibility and the way the problem is analyzed and tackled makes it a consistent entry.
The proposal starts from a favorable intention to give use to the bottom of the bridge, the excess of green areas is in dissonance with the density that the contest raises. The selected materials are not robust. As for the program, it develops the housing modules but the relationship with the other components of the program is not appreciated.
General Comments The competition poses a highly complex and difficult question. The restriction to use the bridge as project site narrows down the solutions to - in the best case- intelligent and technical design solutions. Because of that, many of the projects don’t reflect on the question of migration politics, social challenges, and the real problems beyond the architectural solution. To evaluate the projects, my priority was to look for a basic reflection on the migration situation and the related design challenge and a basic idea of the project related to this reflection. The further development of the project has to be coherent to this idea and the design outcome has to reflect somehow the values of the idea. The criteria of proper representation helps to understand the idea and the development. Not the best looking image is the winner, but the most coherent graphic language and argumentation line. The compliance of the room program, I don’t consider relevant in this stage of design, so all the projects have the same evaluation.
General Comments The competition poses a highly complex and difficult question. The restriction to use the bridge as project site narrows down the solutions to - in the best case- intelligent and technical design solutions. Because of that, many of the projects don’t reflect on the question of migration politics, social challenges, and the real problems beyond the architectural solution. To evaluate the projects, my priority was to look for a basic reflection on the migration situation and the related design challenge and a basic idea of the project related to this reflection. The further development of the project has to be coherent to this idea and the design outcome has to reflect somehow the values of the idea. The criteria of proper representation helps to understand the idea and the development. Not the best looking image is the winner, but the most coherent graphic language and argumentation line. The compliance of the room program, I don’t consider relevant in this stage of design, so all the projects have the same evaluation.