91WinnerKibo no Sakura Cultural CenterThe name of our project is Kibo no Sakura. Kibo meaning Hope and Sakura meaning Cherry Blossoms, the national flowers of Japan. Both these words really drive our project. Kibo no Sakura makes the culture of Shirakawa more permanent and allows the residents especially the younger population and tourists to be more involved.
4WinnerStick n Tuck PavilionA pavilion to connect people (students, professionals, and public society) through an interactive, playful, flexible and sustainable design supported with modular and quick installation materials.
27Postindustrial LighthouseInspired by movement of air and water, as well as industrial character of oil rigs, Postindustrial Lighthouse has emerged. Prefabricated, modular boxes, by multiplication and protrusion, create engaging space that encourages visitors to explore the building and sink into a world of contemporary art.
7Editor's Choice+bookHub+bookHub's design envisions a dynamic spatial concept formed with modular and modifiable parts to create a versatile space for social engagement, equipped with all basic needs of a social setting. BookHub incorporates reading and socializing into one area with collapsible study spaces, workshop and outdoor settings ideal for concerts, symposiums or pop-ups.
0The Hard-Drive of the CityThe public library of the future will provide a vital role as the city of Warsaw's information and community Hard-Drive. As the world innovates and technology expands, the library will remain a place for community and gathering while also a network of information and knowledge.
