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Community Architecture

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57 projects

Zara

Rethinking Eldercare Spaces : Towards an Architecture of Inclusion, Purpose and Dignity.

The project focuses on a framework four principles to help guide, design and rethink eldercare institutions, merely places for the abandoned, to be reimagined as places of dignified living with purpose and inclusion, recognizing elders as active and valued members of our society.

Zahra

Ethnic Solidarities and the culture of commons

The aim of the design was to rework the form of the commons to develop newer aesthetics in continuation of the older type and cultural habitations of the community.

Pranjal

AABHAS -a sense of home

They build our cities, yet live without a place in them.This project reimagines housing for migrant workers-not as shelter, but as dignity. Modular, mobile, and co-created, it moves with them, grows with them, and uplifts their families with creche, workshops, and safe spaces.A home that respects culture, empowers women, and builds community.

yang

Cell Renewal Community

The project is based on the concept of "Cellular Renewal", which simulates cellular growth, cell division, blood oxygen exchange, etc. and imparts this dynamic to the community itself. We hope to break down cultural barriers while thinking about the response to the sustainability of the population.

Agustin

Amsterdam Community Center

The concept behind this project is to create a community center that will attract and serve as a beacon of community for both locals and immigrants by responding to existing sites and cultural traditions.Three important existing conditions were highlighted and responded to which shaped the overall design and layout of our building. The response to culture is

Ramses

Integration through COLLISION

Reinterpreting the community center from a space to meet to a place to live.

Yizhou and 3 others

Collaborative Health: A Social Housing Manifesto

This project explores the social aspect of public health, and aims to create a cohesive living and working community. A variety of sports spaces and ecological spaces are set up to help residents achieve a healthy life, in a collaborative and social way.

Dana

Architecture by elements

Using three images to highlight three linguistic principles

Chin and Sandra

Bustle

“Every event and activity could make this space alive.” Just like the meaning of Bustle. Verb: move in an energetic and busy manner; Noun: exciting activity and movement.

Evan and Aaron

Shifting Horizons

In a world of inequity, violence and scarcity, there is unfortunately a reality of refugees in the world. There are millions of refugees in the world that dozens of countries take in order to preserve their right to live. The goal here is to Shift the Horizons of these individuals in 3 ways: by Nesting Horizons, Lifting Horizons and by Connecting Horizons.

Dana

Adaptive Socio-Cultural EpiCenter

An adaptive project and a new representation of libraries in the MENA region, offered to all people without the need of using transportation. The project was inspired by a personal experience, as it was noticed that people in the MENA region can hardly go to libraries by walking, as it is far from their homes.