Architecture
Design and planning of buildings, spaces, and environments that shape how people live, work, and interact.
Architecture encompasses the design of structures and spaces that respond to human needs, cultural contexts, and environmental conditions. Members explore how buildings and urban environments can be thoughtfully conceived to support specific communities and ways of living.
The community examines adaptive reuse projects that give new purpose to existing structures, senior living environments designed around care and community, neighborhoods that evolve with their inhabitants, and public spaces that serve social and cultural functions. Work also addresses how architectural design can communicate environmental issues and respond to ecological concerns.
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View all 14.1K journalsArt-ade: A Van Gogh Sky Painted Beneath an Amphitheater Roof That Curls Toward the Clouds
Leonid Emdin turns Impressionism into structure: a raised open-air amphitheater on columns, with galleries, workshops and a glazed, see-through base.
Unveiling The Forgotten: A Market Grid Built Around a Tree-Lined Pool That Remembers an Empire
A shortlisted Street City Vietnam proposal turns a market into an act of memory, with a planted water corridor at its centre and the Khmer Empire as its mu
Old Wave Market: Weaving an Open-Air Market in Ho Chi Minh City from Loom-Inspired Cables
Nicole Beard strings cables like loom threads over timber stalls and a raised dining terrace, turning a fading craft into a shaded public market.
the LINE and the NET: Turning a Wall of Separation Into a Hillside Route of Exchange
A dividing wall becomes a stepped cultural route and a structural net, stitching formal and informal neighborhoods together up a Peruvian hillside.