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Architecture and design of buildings serving public functions, from cultural centers to hospitals and civic institutions.

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osalshamery30

Nexus

Located on the borders of the city's historical extension and in the modern city center, the project serves as a meeting point, connection, and communication hub. This connection is related not only to space but also to time. The project revitalizes the city's spirit and cultural memory. It creates a privileged center between movement and void.

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UHealth

Design an urban fitness centre

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Selin Gungor

It seems this competition will set the ground on fire.

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ella_marie

Wild Atlantic Wellness Centre

The Wild Atlantic Wellness Centre is designed as a calming, human-centred environment that supports mental wellbeing through spatial experience, materiality, and connection to nature. The design brings together café, library, and therapy spaces to encourage movement, choice, social interaction, and quiet reflection.

Khalil Taleeslami
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A calm and thoughtfully conceived wellness environment with a strong connection to nature and human experience. A deeper integration of daylight and lighting quality could further enrich its therapeutic character.

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UnIADA '26

The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards

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The Cathedral of Movement

The Cathedral of Movement is an urban injection for the banking district of the City of London allowing users to experience an alternative rhythm, contrary to the intense rhythm of their everydayness. Multipurpose movement and sports centre is the regeneration to the old abandoned brutalist office building which faces flooding problems proposing big south-

Anna Trepka

Stunning projekt!

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Deyvid Zafirov

Amazing concept and visuals! Best of luck, Aleks!!

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Karama Duopama

Love the scheme!

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Hood

Challenge to design a volunteer center

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UNI

who does the shelters belong to? For the volunteers or the local people near the site who are homeless and don't have proper houses?

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Although these shelters could serve dual purposes: These shelter units are temporary, it's encouraged to plan only for volunteers, the shelters has to provide accommodation for volunteers. This would facilitate their involvement by offering them a place to stay near the site of their volunteer work. You may propose the housing for homeless in case of inactive weeks or month when the volunteers are not there. In such a case you will have to do the activity planning and reflect it in your research while presenting the boards.

UNI

Where do the volunteers come from? From Bonela and Wiggins or not?

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It has be considered for local volunteers. neighborhood of Bonela to a maximum scope of Durban city

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References and Reading Materials While participants are requested to do their own research as it will help in developing your own bias and target the design issues more specifically based on your research. Most of these data are available online. However, here's what we can suggest to give a kickstart: - South African History Online (https://www.sahistory.org.za/): A comprehensive website with timelines, articles, and resources on South Africa's history. - Look for leading news daily from South Africa for current affairs: https://mg.co.za/ | https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/ | https://www.news24.com/ - You can avails reports related to the current challenges and issues on the websites like: https://issafrica.org/ | http://www.hsrc.ac.za/

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abila

Honeybee Hospice

Children in the hospice have clear needs for social and group belonging, nature, and personal values, which are actually very similar to the behavioral patterns of bees. Therefore, this hospice care center uses the little bee as a cartoon image, hoping to encourage move-in children to spend their short and splendid time like lively little bees.

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