Pattern Design
Systematic arrangement of repeated elements in design and architecture, from textiles to spatial organization.
2030 Buzz Haus: A Triangular Tower Grown from Three Axes for Singapore's Digital Nomads
Living, working and future axes meet on a Singapore site, rising into a modular tower and landscape where nomads move between studios, cabins and pools.
Lagos Wooden Tower: A Porous LVL Skyscraper That Rethinks How Africa Builds Tall
Hermann Kamte's WAFX-winning timber tower for Ikoyi stacks LVL grids, lattice screens and planted terraces into a breathable vertical neighbourhood.
Reconstruction Memory Hive: Turning Aleppo's Rubble into a Landscape of Collective Healing
A cluster of conical concrete structures built from war debris rises beside the Aleppo Citadel, weaving memory and renewal into urban space.
Polyhedra Sculpture: Algorithmic Geometry Cast in Plaster and Wood
Lars Renklint turns parametric subdivision logic into tactile sculptures, bridging cloud-based computation with physical casting and 3D printing.
Kalo-Escape: A Dichroic Hexagonal Pavilion That Fights Digital Fatigue
A parametric modular installation uses kaleidoscopic light play and semi-private seating to reclaim public space from screen addiction.
Depressive Coastal Territories Development: Regenerating Sestroretsk's Forgotten Waterfront
A data-driven urban strategy layers ecological corridors, wellness programs, and adaptive reuse across a historic Baltic resort town's coastline.
MoonRatio: A Spiraling Dome Where Children Learn to Reach for the Moon
A shortlisted Moontrip 2019 entry plants a golden-ratio dome on a riverbank, turning lunar exploration into tactile education for kids.
Color Constellation: Star-Shaped Fabric Canopies You Can Climb Inside
Five spandex structures suspended from walls and ceiling transform a gallery into an immersive, touchable landscape of color and tension.
TETRIS CITY
Our idea is to create a student camp which brings to life the legendary game Tetris into real three-dimensional volumes. For the realization of the idea we offer 5 variants of modules composed of 15 containers in the shapes of Tetris figures: T, S (Z), O, I, L (J). They can be placed on land in different ways.
