Glass Cube
Transparent and translucent cubic structures that define space through glass, light, and geometric form.
CUBE(ish)
People are in a rush between their home and workplaces. They sometimes miss the opportunity to pause, look around and feel good. At this point in-between spaces (between home and workplace) in cities draw attention. Our concept is an in-between space which creates an escape point from daily rush.
James Turrell and SHL Bury His Largest Skyspace Beneath an Aarhus Museum Courtyard
A 40-meter dome sunk eight meters underground turns the sky into a canvas at ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in Denmark.
M Space Sets a Glass Stupa on a Bangkok Rooftop to Rethink Urban Meditation
A 200-square-meter pavilion of steel fins, teak, and heat-reflective glass rises from True Digital Park's fourth-floor garden in Punnawithi.
MULTI FUNCTIONAL NORTH HOUSE
The arctic station is located on an island in northern Canada. Its area covers 800 x 800 m and is intended for 1000 people. The station has been designed to consist of modular parts that can be repeated. he station consists of residential modules, modules designed for work as well as sports and recreation.
XAUAT Wraps a Rural Chinese Dwelling in Glass Bricks and Passive Climate Strategy
A renovated village house in Weinan, Shaanxi Province, fuses Guanzhong vernacular traditions with zero-carbon heating and rainwater systems.
Atelier cnS Floats Geodesic Cloud Canopies over Derelict Grain Warehouses on the Huadi River
A cluster of hexagonal domes transforms former industrial storage in Foshan's Pearl River Delta into a riverfront public rooftop.
Bubble Hub
This is the place for millenials who aspire to make a new collective living. If we want to connect people, we ought to get rid of borders such as traditional walls, corridors and bring the different planning model instead. Our proposal suggests experiment in which proportion of public and private spaces is variable and living space resembles "village".
FGR Architects Folds a Concrete Curtain Around a Layered Toorak Residence
In Melbourne's leafy east, rippling concrete fins wrap a split-level dwelling that trades suburban spectacle for slow, private revelation.
Scenic Architecture Office Sculpts a Science Fiction Museum from Concrete Waves on a Shanghai Lake
Eight curved concrete shells form a 29,700-square-meter cultural landmark on the shores of Jinhai Lake in Fengxian New City.
Co-Hub
Co-Hub users are free to choose the way they live in terms of interaction. They may choose to live in a range from individualistic to collective. By getting the users involved in the daily loop, Co-Hub provides unity to operate the hub itself. Considering its form, Co-Hub is designed to be replicable and easily adaptable to various lots around the globe.
Flying pancakes
In 2100, with the growth of cities, tall buildings became a necessity. The quality of spaces also changes: they evolve into hybrids, units with increased functional potential. A person lives, works and moves in a new way. Capsule drones, private and public, single and multi-cabin, became places for life, leisure, work and just means of transportation.
Nine-Square Pavilion by Atelier FCJZ: A Glass Tea House by Tai Lake
The Nine-Square Pavilion by Atelier FCJZ is a glass tea house at Tai Lake, blending modular design, reflections, and natural surroundings.
The SUMMIT, The ORIGIN
Modular Space Station empowered by Quantum Computing and Nuclear Fusion
[UP]Town
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I think this is a great concept to allow provide a space for homeless people by using the rooftop spaces of buildings that are not utilised otherwise. It gives a good feeling of community and safely. However there are things that haven't been addressed such as ablutions and protection from the cold.
Interresting design for commonspaces. Not very futuristic or resolving "habitation" issues.
Glashaus
As a shining example of this new process, the Glashaus offers the ability for 24 foreign students to study architecture for 2 months at the legendary Bauhaus. Grouping individuals together by floor, regardless of ethnicity, the Glashaus creates spaces within which cooperative study will flourish.
WoW! great idea
Great!
Good project!
Thoughtful design!
Very interesting concept!
Love the Façade