Architectural Resolution
Architecture that responds to change, decay, adaptation, and the passage of time through intentional design.
Architectural resolution explores how buildings and spaces can be designed to address transformation, resilience, and renewal. This includes strategies for adaptive reuse, sustainable rebuilding, and structures that acknowledge temporal shifts in their communities and environments.
The community examines projects that tackle anti-permanence, community resilience, adaptive systems, and the relationship between architecture and time. Work ranges from sustainable rebuilding initiatives to designs that embrace change as a core principle rather than resisting it.
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View all 24 journalsRESILE-UBUNTU: Circular Courtyard Neighborhoods for Widows and Children in Kandahar
A shortlisted Resile entry that layers home, courtyard, cluster and commons so that safety and shared daily life can rebuild a community together.
Resile: A Clay Village Where Independence Does Not Mean Isolation
A settlement of 20 clay buildings for families affected by conflict, where shared courtyards and bridges keep independence from becoming isolation.
Cosmic (Re)Connection:
Unveiling New Architectural Narratives Through Cosmic Insights