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Architectural Assemblage: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Architectural assemblage examines the intentional arrangement and composition of building elements, materials, and spatial components. This approach treats architecture as a collection of parts that interact to generate visual and experiential outcomes, whether through geometric abstraction, material layering, or conceptual organization.

The community explores assemblage through diverse methods: deconstructed forms that reveal historical and material narratives, geometric compositions that reference artistic movements, labyrinthine spatial arrangements, and recycled or repurposed architectural systems. Members investigate how assembled elements communicate meaning and structure space.

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Selen and 2 others

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CUBE(ish)

People are in a rush between their home and workplaces. They sometimes miss the opportunity to pause, look around and feel good. At this point in-between spaces (between home and workplace) in cities draw attention. Our concept is an in-between space which creates an escape point from daily rush.

Lynus

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Iridescence

A marriage of sustainable materials with modern fabrication technologies, the pavilion features two rejuvenating zones that appeal to different demographics. Regardless of zone, the form is perforated to create an enchanting dialogue between dark and light, night and day.

Alejandra and 3 others

Wonderwall

A Collaborative Landscape for Contemporary Sculptors

Tim and Diana

Glashaus

As a shining example of this new process, the Glashaus offers the ability for 24 foreign students to study architecture for 2 months at the legendary Bauhaus. Grouping individuals together by floor, regardless of ethnicity, the Glashaus creates spaces within which cooperative study will flourish.

Emil and 3 others

KANDINSKY PROGRAM

The new Bauhaus envisions the future of design education in the lens of Data+Craft. Architecture is endangered in today's age. We live in the 4th Industrial Revolution where generative plans and architecture are the norms. This proposal restructures the Bauhaus principles in a Kandinsky-Esque social container aiming to rethink the use of data in design.

Марина and 3 others

Athenaum is...

Athanaeum is a space for studying and rethinking architecture. A temple where you can feel it through different methods We wanted to convey to the people and designers from all over the world who will visit this place - the message of changing the role of the architect in the design process.

EsmaNur and Su

CRACKED

Human as a Material Trying to emphasize locality from human interactions through materials. The situation of locality has been considered has a transference while this takes places with people.

Emilija and Ivan

BUREACURACY 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

İshak and Şeyma

PATCHWORK

While walking on the street, the masses reaching towards horizon consist of massive silhouette and color. It starts to show its surfaces as it gets closer. As we get closer and closer, it takes us in, begins to show its color and details. We touch, feel, and it is now fragmented. Patchwork discusses the distance between us and material, its perceptibility.

Yuheng and Yu

Timeout

The Timeout is a 7-feet-high pavilion consisting of abstract components that resemble animals in motion that race into an endless swirling form. Together, they form a mass that is both static and dynamic. The forced dichotomy between the playful and the grotesque brings back childhood memories and surreal dreams.

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