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Fluid Architecture

52 Projects 24 Journals 4 Publications

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52 projects

Raheesh

Between Fiction And Debris

This project explores how architecture can exist within fictional worlds and what that means for how we understand and design space in reality. It begins with a simple question: if a world is imagined, can its architecture still be considered real through the way it is experienced, understood, and constructed?

Branislav and Ivan

Jakarta visitor center - Three faces of water

The proposed visitor center in Jakarta explores the relationship between people and water through three fundamental conditions: water as everyday life, water as ritual, and water as danger.

Begum and 2 others

FLOW

"Flow" is a holistic wellness center that spatializes well-being through layered volumes and intersecting planes. Rejecting traditional closed rooms, it eliminates forced routes in favor of fluid, non-linear circulation. Strategic galleries dissolve boundaries, allowing users to experience the space freely at their own rhythm while staying connected.

SunAh

Raindrop Prelude

Water travels and condenses with fluctuations, Till it reaches its highest density to fall down. To be nothing again.

Jakub

Second level music school in Szczecin

Main visualization showing the music school on Jaskółcza Island in Szczecin. The design combines parametric architecture with historical context, revitalizing the “Szczecin Venice” waterfront and creating a new cultural and educational landmark for the city.

Amy

Fluid Syntax

Alphabet City sits low on the East River, making it vulnerable to rising tides and powerful storms that flood and divide the neighborhood. But the goal isn’t just to recover, it’s to rethink how a city lives with water. Through Fluid Syntax, the city becomes a living system where infrastructure learns from nature and adapts in real time.

Joel and 2 others

Coral Commune

Coral Commune presents an innovative underwater structure that goes beyond traditional gallery spaces. Designed as a multi-programmatic platform, it seamlessly integrates art, research, and conservation to create a harmonious relationship with the marine environment.

Hoda

Fluid Spaces

Space is consisting of multi-layers like transportation, working, living, and the Presence of every individual person. The project "Fluid Spaces" is an architectural response to all these dynamic interactions. In this project, space is created within self-optimizable fluid expanded in a 3d magnetic field based on the evaluation of all different layers.

Surab and Suraksha

BROOKLYN ICE CITY

A regenerated city built in Brooklyn Bridge after the severe winter storm in New York city. The city uses several advanced technologies to filtrate air and water.

Duy

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IN SILICO FLUXES

"A closed city can be designed and operated from the top down; it's a city that belongs to the owners. An open city is a place from the bottom up; it belongs to the people." This proposal explores a design methodology that works based on a combination of principles including biology, computation, urban design. It explores a non-humanistic view of urbanism.

witchayut

ARCHITECTURE FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE EXCAVATIONS

This thesis focuses on building an architecture that intervenes during archaeological excavations to mitigate the issue of lengthy excavation times that are not beneficial to the public. In addition, the architecture will act to protect the ancient ruins up to No.21 that are affected by the environment that occurs within the area.