Aqua Module
Modular water-based design systems and aquatic architecture exploring adaptable spatial solutions.
Beyond the Aquarium
Aquarium usually talks about the ocean but we forget it’s the river that leads to the ocean. So for a country like Bangladesh, where 230 rivers are flowing all over the country, Aquarium has to be rethought completely. Cause it has to tell to the whole story not the half of it, for us to understand as a riverine country how much we are depended on rivers.
INI Design Studio Coils a Nautilus-Shaped Aquarium into Ahmedabad's Arid Science City
India's first planned inland public aquarium spirals outward from a 27.5-meter atrium to house 12,000 fish across five geographic zones.
Terra e Tuma Scatters Four Concrete Pavilions Through the Atlantic Forest in Mairiporã
A fragmented compound of music studio, art studio, chapel, and living quarters preserves every tree on a steep forested hillside near São Paulo.
The Aqueous
The building looks good, but with no apparent inspiration from water in the design. The idea of filtration system on physical connection to the water is interesting, but seems a bit disconnected from the main volume and shape. The proposed layout and programming appears random, with dormatories on ground level next to public programs and meeting rooms on the top floor.
ANMA Converts the Site of a Former Orléans Jail into a Timber-Framed Aquatic Center
A low-slung aqualudic complex wrapped in timber and wild grasses replaces a decommissioned prison near the heart of Orléans, France.
Mobitecture
This mobile MODULE has as its main design approach the aspiration to be sustainable and mobile. It operates on the roof solar panels and therefore there will always be an ample amount of power from its ecological generated systems.
Very OPOD with a engineered twist. Like it!
An elegant and simple design that looks beautiful and is functional. The design is thoughtful towards the environment, taking resources from rain, dew and sun, while also being resistant to wind and having a light footprint on the ground. The windows make the small space feel larger, and some flexibility in the interior layout could have been an interesting addition.
Architects must remember that the façades are public, they belong to the city, more than home owners. That's how beatiful cities are mantained.
Strong concept, which demonstrates constructive simplicity and careful aesthetics. We emphasize the social concern and clear presentation where the aspects of materials and modularity stand out.
Pacific
Interesting proposal on capturing tidal energy and extreme conditions as an opportunity. The units become too isolated as there are not connecting spaces. It doesn't develop issues as food or oxygen supply. .
FLOATING URBAN VILLAGE
A floating indonesian village that is a place for a self-sufficent community wiA FLOATING INDONESIAN VILLAGE THAT IS A PLACE FOR A Self-Sufficient Community With Opportunity To Grow
wireless CORALPODS
Introducing wireless CORALPODS with no cables attached to the sea floor, mainland or anywhere else. Coralpods believe in a circular exchange with the existing marine ecosystem while providing an inclusive habitat. Both terrestrial (humans) and marine species can inhibit it.
Wow! Amazing! Great concept!
This project answers a lot of the requests needed for an habitat underwater. The form of the unit and of the coral pods respond to the conditions for pressure, light, movement underwater. It takes into account issues of food, oxygen or water provision. Addresses different space conditions both in a single unit and in a social level. Even though the exterior of the coral pod is not well shown in the panels, the proposal is very strong.
Wow! truly a futuristic yet practical idea! thoroughly enjoyed reading the brief! Well done and all the best!
Modular arctic habitat
Modular arctic habitat- It is a proposal of full modularity of units providing life, play and work. Modularity has been divided into 4 stages: modules, units, configurations, habitats. Thanks to this solution, we accelerate construction with the possibility of expansion in every possible direction, while limiting environmental pollution to a minimum.
SUBMERSION
The project "SUBMERSION" is community based habitat which responds to the growing need for an alternative living method. Using a modular construction method allows for scalability and variety in organization and in location making it sustainable option for underwater habitation.
Each dormitory space looks attractive enough but by putting together six of them, the community hub at the center becomes dark. The communal space in between units is not well solved and it doesn't have any clear larger productive area. When too many units get together it becomes too dense.
Project Infinity
From cave men to despotic rulers we have moved to a democratic era with development as the genus loci. An egalitarian work space oriented in 2040 where humans set goals and aspirations shaping their world which are accomplished by their technological counterparts leading to a truly Utopian era, an era of human transcendence.
CLOAKED COLONIZATION
Colonizing the depths through dynamic ideas with the help of mother nature
The idea of mixing with the ocean bed could be interesting. The proposal is badly presented and difficult to understand. It only addresses a single unit with no interest in a community.
City A.Q.U.A.
Welcome to City A.Q.U.A, a habitat built by water refugees of the world. In a warming world - where polar icecaps are melting on one end & water is sparse on the other, Can the water refugees of today survive against the odds and build a life in the extremities of the Arctic? Come celebrate Christmas in the city of water refugees and experience their life.
Very Appealing Presentation !
Nicely done guys! :D
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The Dune
The dune pavilion is an amalgamation of vernacular and technocratic design methodologies. Built upon the theoretical framework of discrete, the pavilion is a show case of how digital fabrication can enhance traditional materials and design solutions to produce new and exciting architectural artifacts. While the pavilion is designed for Paliase el Badi, Marak
fantastic renderings!
Stunning and brilliant, but cat NOT included! Cat keeps mice away, LOL.
Water Pods
This project is catering to the extreme habitat challenge by using the materials and resources available in the region along with a very different and innovative technology for sustaining and further developing the habitat for future expansions.
Project design is sustainable to meet future needs.
Nice Project. Looks Futuristic. :)
Such a mesmerizing work .
An unique,praiseworthy and undoubtedly beautiful work! As a Bangladeshi I take pride to witness this kind of project which are unconditionally needed for the reservation of the remaining rivers in the country. Hope to experience this amazing work of talent in real life. GREAT WORK respected architectures!