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Cultural Center

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65 projects

Stanisław

The Cultural Center in Szczecin as a reinterpretation of industrial space

This project revitalizes Szczecin’s Jaskółcza Island into a Cultural Center. Reinterpreting its 19th-century post-industrial heritage via parametric design, it creates an inclusive public space. It acts as a social catalyst, reintegrating the degraded waterfront into the city while preserving its genius loci.

Logyen

Tarwiqa Heritage Market & Cultural Center

To create a vibrant cultural hub in Luxor that reconnects heritage with contemporary life by revitalizing underused spaces and traditional crafts. The project extends activity beyond tourism hours, supports a sustainable nighttime economy, and integrates environmentally responsive design to improve energy efficiency, thermal comfort, and urban resilience

Devam

Reinforcing The Identity of Chhattisgarh

Architecture is not just about buildings; it is also about people, memories, and the identity of a place. This project focuses on Chhattisgarh, a state formed in 2000, which today faces a challenge of identity.

Hussain

408 Folk Arts Center (From prison to Art)

This project transforms Baghdad’s former prison into a Folk Art Center, turning a site of pain into a hub of memory, creativity, and renewal. Divided into three parts—artistic prison spaces, a theater reborn from a bunker, and a collective amphitheater—it reconnects with the city and celebrates cultural identity.

Michal

CITY OF SECOND CHANCES

The City of Second Chances is a reimagining of a modern forum - a place where knowledge, ideas, experience, and goods can be exchanged. Its design focuses on providing users with a pleasant, cool microclimate through the use of shading slats on the facade and over the plaza, heat-dissipating ceramic tiles, and dew-gathering mesh.

Ekaterina and Nikolai

Craft Center for Traditional Japanese Arts. Akita

The cultural center of traditional Japanese arts is a small town of craftsmen and artists, a so-called "The town under mushroom hats". This town consists from separate building that are of the same scale as the surrounded building of Akita.

Lisa

Craft Center of Traditional Japanese Art

The concept of the building is made of a historical bottom and a ductile top. The bottom part is a rectangular structure, inspired after most Japanese monasteries, while the top of the building is designed to look like a writhing snake. Is the projected separated from the city by a moat.

HUGO

Bài Hát Chùa

The conception of the Music Center called bài hát chùa (Song of the Temple) in Quang An, Hanoi, stands as a project that masterfully merges the cultural, architectural and natural values internal to its surroundings. Nestled in a city that breathes music and art, the center becomes a beacon of harmony and culture, honoring Hanoi's musical roots.

Daniela

MUSICAL CENTER “HÒA ÂM”

The architectural design concept emerges from the aspiration for a seamless integration with the surrounding natural landscape and the creation of spaces for the promotion of Vietnamese art and culture. The central objective of the project is its adaptability to user needs.

Duy

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URBAN ITINERARY = SOCIO-CULTURAL CENTER

The project is located inside an old and shabby Muslim farm at the foot of Castle Nogalte-Spain. This is the historic district that is socially and physically isolated from the castle and the rest of town, inhabited by gypsy families. The aim of the intervention is to integrate the "gypsy population" socially and physically with their environment.

Nida

Shirakawa-Go Culture and Conservation Center 2022

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Shirakawa-Go Culture and Conservation Center 2022

Beyond the first shade of the site exits a far richer dynamic -of people living as family across a neighborhood. The preservation of this UNESCO site was only possible because of the bond between the villagers. My take is to present the unity and pride of Shirakawa Go while paying homage to its culture. This project doesn't exist without its people