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Congregational Space

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Nabila

Reclaiming The Margins

Reclaiming the Margins: Designing Inclusive Housing for the Harijan Community

Kaiito

Grace Of Lutheran Church

This Lutheran church in Denmark reflects the nation's spiritual heritage, embracing minimalism and simplicity. With 350 seats and a multipurpose hall for cultural events, the design separates worship and activity areas. A public waterfront space enhances its role as both a spiritual center and community hub, open 24/7.

Hani and 2 others

CONVERGENCE

A Place To Gather

Hinako

ἐκκλησία in the hill

I reinterpreted ekklesia, the origin of the word "church," in modern Japan, and developed a prototype church that would be a place of escape and gathering, where not only Christians but anyone can easily visit. In Nagasaki, I have planned an ekklesia centered around a choir stage and seating area that connects the community as one through Christian music.

SEOHYUN and 2 others

we Stack up ! ! !

It is a center where small things come together to share culture and assist in adaptation.

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.

jeongsook and DASOM

AMS - LINK COMMUNITY CENTER

Amsterdam's Link Community Center(aka AMS - LINK COMMUNITY CENTER) proposes a new canal and link bridge. Through this, interactions between locals, international students, and people of various nationalities are drawn.

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

Minseok

The Key

A library, more than mere organized repositories of knowledge, is a space of exploration, driven by curiosity we bear. While ordinary media may carry information, they don't unveil the concealed truths themselves. It is the role of library, which serve as a 'key' to unlock and aid our quest for the veritas.

The Unity Circle

With the advancements in technology, humans have been able to effortlessly connect with each other virtually. People yearn to come together, driven by shared beliefs and values, with the ultimate goal of achieving harmony. In this regard, our aspiration is to establish a prayer space for the citizens in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

SAMRUDDHI ABHIJIT and 3 others

SANGAM

Putting forward a solution to introduce residential space into the commercial sector of a developing city without compromising the comfort level by using passive techniques in architecture.

Robert and Declan

Terra Firma

Positioned only a couple miles from the bustling city center, Terra Firma blends into the existing urban fabric by incorporating aspects of the live/work clusters that immediately surround the site, defining a unique yet complimentary cluster to be a place that embraces people of the present and future.