18C. Zip box of tricksThe first objective of the project is to create a popup, how can we convert mega projects into micro projects? To create a performing platform for local performing artists. To create a traveling pop-up circus out of shipping containers. To create awareness about the degradation of the circus typology in today's world, due to the digital platform
8TRIOThe building introduces the elements of the ring, including cybercriminals, giving people a better experience.
0Hua Rong HouseWhere we got our inspiration is Huarong road,an ancient Chinese folk puzzle game.Based on huarong road checkerboard, we regard buildings of different sizes as modules to realize the movement in all directions, and even more spatial composition can be formed by pushing them out.It can integrate the separate houses into a whole and force people to communicate.
9Cyberg Ice ArenaWe decided to mix two main programs, combining the increasing popularity of eSports with the urgent need to address global warming. By proposing a self-sustaining, ice-producing arena, we've fulfilled the demand for innovative, flexible, and unique eSports arenas and offered a creative solution to the deteriorating state of the Arctic Ocean.
16CoLAB MilanoAs technology continues to change the nature of labour, and hours of work continue to be stretched in the future, the CoLAB building represents a central community hub where creative workers are able to find support, education and leisure. Creatives are able to perform work while improving mental and physical well-being by connecting with one another.
3A Horcrux In The City A Horcrux In The City is an urban cemetery combined with a public library. The container of the relic here is designed to be a thin tube and the personal information related is designed to be books chosen by the deceased which can also be shared by the public. The commemoration rites will happen in an elevator cabin.
953 in 1 This house was designed to be a simple box, a large and open space enclosing the sleeping areas. 3 in 1 represents the three generations living inside, as well as the distribution of spaces synthesised into a large common living area, an intimate sleeping area and a ”playground” dedicated not only to the children, but to the whole family.
26Amakan HouseLocated at the center of the village with a unique culture, the lively place of Sawang Calero, Cebu City, Philippines. Inspired by a traditional material, an indigenous versatile material, durable, and sturdy an outer skin of the building gives it a modern tropical vibe.
7Nano algae Nano nestI believe that the tiny spaces keeps us more organized, therefore they make us care for the order.The designer goal would be not to restrict the quality of life on the contrary.The applied technology can only add value and give us the most essential especially for the dense urban parts.They say the algae were the first life on the planet, so it can safe her
14HILLWOOD HOUSE WITH A MINIATURE UNIVERSEThe most basic, ubiquitous principle in family life is "the need for intricacies and interwoven uses". Family living space is a house that allows you to "pass" and "travel" through it, also a building that expands your mind. This makes family life and relationships full of interesting possibilities.
60Bamboo HomeThe bamboo home provides a sustainable solution to the dense concrete jungle that is Mexico City. The home provides a solution for families that live in crowded concrete structures by providing ventilation, light, space and green space that combats the high levels of pollution in Mexico City.
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