8People's Choice AwardLunaLuna is a cutting-edge space station on the moon that will serve as a hub for lunar and space research, as well as a symbol of human exploration and innovation. It will use 3D printers to create structures from lunar regolith, and will be powered by solar panels and energy storage systems.
6LUNA LUNA is a hub for cutting-edge lunar and space research, allowing scientists to conduct experiments in low-gravity conditions, study lunar geology, and investigate the Moon's potential as a launchpad for further deep space exploration. This trident-shaped moon base with a watchtower will be a symbol of human exploration and innovation in the 22nd century.
5Editor's ChoiceDOT ; One small step for leapThe concept of a rhizome can explain not only the relationship between the main tower and the side building but also the relationships among various complexes. Therefore, DOT suggests the possibility of humanity's ongoing expansion, as the number of interconnected complexes, like DOT, increases with the motif of horizontally connect.
6The Mechanical Hive The Mechanical Hive Lunar Base, located near the lava tubes, relies on hexagonal structural stability inspired by nuts and bolts. This innovative design ensures resilience in the lunar environment while combining sustainability with lunar exploration. It marks a significant leap towards establishing a permanent human presence on the moon.
23WinnerMODU MOVEAddressing Artemis program needs and Martian settlers, the design tackles Mars and Moon's challenges, such as severe weather and space damage. Emphasizing adaptability, the modular habitat offers on-site response flexibility. Automated for self-reconfiguration, it ensures resilience and endless expansion for space colonization.
6The Moon Shining EternallyOur design is to call on all mankind to practice the concept of eternal sustainable development. People living on Earth look up and see the moon, and the changing light and shadow of the planting module on the moon will be transmitted back to Earth.
5Deja Vu"The sense of déjà vu," originally called "Deja Vu" in French, translates to 'seems like a previous encounter'. In 2124, when humans gaze upon the sky from their lunar base and see a blue planet, that feeling of déjà vu harmonizes with the ancient's appreciation of the moon on Earth, a shared sentiment. It seems that there has always been a subtle connection
8WinnerLaunch pad from the moon: Journey into the unknownIn my design, I have shown the journey and exploration in space, which started with stepping on the moon. I have compared human exploration and curiosity to discover truths in space with surfing on the sea of unknowns (by stepping on the moon, which is like stepping on a surfboard). And the characters are black and white to emphasize the wonders of space.
27Editor's ChoiceLunar SpiralToday we are standing on the eve of the year 2024, which is dedicated to the Artemis mission. A mission that will change our perspective on space exploration and will lay the foundation for future generations to travel to Mars. A mission that is the next step towards establishing long-term sustainable human habitation on the Moon.
12Editor's ChoiceAitkenThe project is named after its location in Aitken - a large lunar impact crater that lies on the far side of the Moon. In accordance with the peculiarities of habitation - a daily temperature difference of 200 °C, radiation exposure - the space base is a closed self-regulating structure with the possibility of qualitative and quantitative changes over time.
