10chopstick homeThe Tiny House is situated in downtown Yangon, Myanmar. To provide a comfortable living space in spite of high temperatures, intense solar irradiation and occasional monsoon rain, the building operates as a shell. This shell contains a light and airy structure, that can be modulated into private and open spaces.
8WinnerTemporal ParasolsUtilizing deployable origami parasol structures to meet the site, creating space for a community to come together
154Editor's ChoiceThe Silk Road HousingThrough the ages, a shelter simply meant protection. Protection which is divided into two main criteria: the first, it needs to be fast and efficient, meets the need for a quick protocol that arises from the earthquake problem, needs to be agile and easy in its assembly. The second, the transformation of the shelter into a permanent home.
11WinnerOverstoryTo build in Kayamandi - in a biosphere reserve with limited water resources - a winery of the future must foreground sensibility toward both nature and culture. “Overstory” investigates how the architecture of a roof canopy shared by building and nature can play an active role in mediating – and perhaps remediating – the native ecologies of this landscape.
37Editor's ChoiceBubble MarketsThe Bubble Markets is a re-envisioning of the local street market of Ho Chi Minh wherein it provides an urban porous bubble-like space to be a platform for the busy market culture of Vietnam which can accomodate all forms of social life.
4WinnerStick n Tuck PavilionA pavilion to connect people (students, professionals, and public society) through an interactive, playful, flexible and sustainable design supported with modular and quick installation materials.
11WinnerPanoramic Perception The main purpose of the show was the value of all human senses with a different view of the subject. We have found, and this could not be achieved except with the benefit of all human senses In fact, we wanted to aim deeper than the relentless rain of images in the observation tower.
