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16 Projects 24 Journals 4 Publications

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16 projects

Annette

Sports Urbanism- Sanctuary of Motion

This urban design studio explores sports urbanism in Pune, focusing on how sports infrastructure can be made more accessible, inclusive, and integrated into the urban fabric.

Elif and 2 others

EUNOIA

‘Slowing down, experiencing, and thinking’ are the parts of the methodology that is accepted and embraced while recreating the faded-green Nuestro Park, located in the hot-arid climate of Phoenix, Arizona.

Emeka

LOTUS PAVILION

Project gives the social profits to the site not only in spatial reorganization for the different activities, but in qualifying the spaces by proposing a new program. This new pavilion allows inhabitants to use the site in the better way as arrangement of events, meetings, festivals.

Diantha

The Social Magnet

Revitalizing the Pedestrian Approach to the City of Panjim: The Social Magnet | Project type: Urban revitalization | The way we shape cities is an indicator of the kind of humanity we bring to bear, because our environmental impacts, our social well-being, our economic vitality, our sense of community and connectedness, all depend on how we shape our cities.

sparsh

Kinesis

Creating a Space that decreases the vulnerability of vulnerable groups on the external sources and has potential to boost the local economy, by offering leisure and recreational areas.

Marcelo

RETHINKING WALLS

Rethinking walls concept is a view on how to reconsider elements of an area that became it's character for the bad reasons. It is a demonstration on how to look at something with a new set of eyes. It proves that a wall doesn't need to be a barreir if used the proper way.

Saheel

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PULIYA

Puilya explores possibilities of parasitic approach to manifestations of public life in dense congested urban cores like the city of chandrapur. It perceives transit infrastructure lile bridges as sites for diverse public engagements, to enhance livability of these areas with a more inclusive len.

Mikhail

WEMAKEPARIS

All human actions have an influence on urban space. We make city. We make Paris. On the ring railway we create 15 unique stations with “names -actions”. They correspond to the hobbies and possible actions of Parisians and tourists on the route, which is tied to existing objects in the city.

Ahmad and 3 others

Un Nouveau Soleil

Un Nouveau Soleil is an approach to reclaim the abandoned railways in Paris through the approach of placemaking by encouraging citizens of Paris to reclaim the public space through empowering them to go and explore the unlimited possibilities of occupying the space in a way that benefit both of them and the communities surrounding these places.

Mengyang

Restructured Mobility Hub

It was once accompanied by a bustling traffic fortress. We don't want to forget this bustling scene, we don't want to watch him keep blank. We want it to be awakened, we want it to talk to us, we want to feel its charm. We want to work with different tourists and residents to discover its potential.

Nicholas

Espace Culturel

Using the linearity and existing walls of the site, developing a kit-of-parts (consisting of decks, canopies, and stairs), and using simple materials (existing concrete, wood, native/sustainable plants, repurposed containers, and metal grating) created an adaptable, modular, scalable, and economical design.