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Community Planning: Projects, Journals & Ideas

49 Projects 25 Journals 5 Publications 1 Competitions

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Community planning integrates design thinking with social responsibility to create spaces that serve diverse populations. This topic explores how architects and designers engage with communities to shape neighborhoods, housing, and public spaces that reflect local needs and values.

The community examines adaptive reuse projects, social housing initiatives, resilient infrastructure for vulnerable populations, and participatory design processes. Work ranges from floating city concepts and neighborhood revitalization to community centers and housing solutions that address equity, safety, and belonging.

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Aswin and 4 others

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Safe (X)

A planning outline for scalable 100 units regenerative community housing model is proposed and the strategies are refined from a Master plan level to dwelling unit level, along with an action plan for functionally surviving the flood. Safe (X) is a unique model which can be adapted in any location which ensures the safety of all communities considered.

Saheel

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PULIYA

Puilya explores possibilities of parasitic approach to manifestations of public life in dense congested urban cores like the city of chandrapur. It perceives transit infrastructure lile bridges as sites for diverse public engagements, to enhance livability of these areas with a more inclusive len.

Manika

HOPE

The project presents low cost, regenerative housing strategies for faster rehabilitation to a recovering Aluva. Suggestive prototypes rooted to context are proposed.

Jillian and Olivia

AFLOAT | Resilient Indonesian Floating City

A modular resilient floating city grounded by a central community hub allowing for interconnectivity between multiplied communities. Branches of residential units allow for separations of families while joining all people to formulate a diverse identity.

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.

Nabila

Reclaiming The Margins

Reclaiming the Margins: Designing Inclusive Housing for the Harijan Community

Delovan

ICH: International Community Hub in Amsterdam

ICH conforms to The Czaar Peterbuurt area, and its environment, and to the needs of the people of Amsterdam’s city center and eastern dockyard too. its form does not imply the conventional understanding of form follows function, but comes with a more enhanced understanding of form follows community and environment.

menka and 2 others

Communal Resilience

Communal Resilience symbolizes the combined ability of a community to use locally available materials to fight, withstand and recover from any threatening peril or calamity. It is a project to instill a feeling of alliance with an environment that is shared. So, when the calamity eventually hits, the decision of living together will be the preferred.

Harry

New Dencities

Post pandemic township design

Dzmitry and Krokhin

Regenerative housing concept for Kerala

One could either try and turn local population into extreme survivalists a-la ones from post-apocalyptic movies or find a way to create some sort of a community, that in its development would be informed by external shocks and possibly even could benefit from them, thus becoming truly antifragile. We would very much prefer the second!

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Heba Rasheed

publishedDesign Process3 months ago

Cities for Every Generation

Planning Kochi for Safer, Inclusive, and Family-Friendly Urban Living By Heba Rasheed

Planned City

Community Planning

UNI Editorial

publishedResults2 weeks ago

St. James Town Hub: Steel Parasites That Stitch Toronto's Slab Towers Into a Shared Public Realm

Modular pods anchored to concrete stair cores and linked by sky bridges give St. James Town the shared rooms its 1970s towers never offered.

Public Hub

Urban Design

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

DIF Comitancillo Center: A Community Architecture Project in Oaxaca

Community center in Oaxaca uses vaulted concrete, lattice facades, patios, and flexible spaces to deliver dignified, climate-responsive social infrastructure community.

Space Planning

Community Planning

UNI Editorial

publishedNews2 months ago