1Peak: Resilient ParkingThis project reimagines the East River waterfront in Manhattan as a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable neighborhood built from the ground up. Responding to the challenges of climate change, aging infrastructure, and social inequality, the design proposes a multi-use recreational corridor for flood protection systems and renewable energy networks.
0Living LedgesAdapting new systems for sustainable living by preserving the natural faculties we rely on.
0Reminiscing the RootsChattogram was once a vibrant hub of history, culture, trade, and nature. The ancient canal routes and their majestic interconnecting network still hold the oldest relation between water and the people. This thesis highlights introducing sustainable innovative ideas where a forgotten riverfront has a high potential to serve as a robust public space.
7Editor's ChoiceAQUATICCaring for the ecology of our planet, especially conserving water is the main inspiration of our project development.
3Neighbourhood Impetus For Time-Memory And ChangeLooking at the neighbourhood as a collection of events, activities and thought-objects, the idea of this project is to insert a 'pacemaker' in the ageing heart of the town which functions like a machine that runs the city while its site edges are composed of municipal ward offices overlaying with other public activities through Time, Public and Architecture.
15οὐ-τόποςDesolate places, left usually to themselves but still a shelter for all those who wait for the next bus coming.
13Editor's ChoiceRailway infrastructure areas as a public spacesComprehensive work proves that the railway can be not an obstacle, but a part of the green frame of the city, a point of attraction for residents and tourists, a space that unites the urban fabric of two districts.
15Best in RegionKhlong San District Office"Public Space as a Democratic Infrastructure" As our viewpoints become more and more polarized than ever, correlates with the rise of digital interaction that reinforces us into the false consensus. Combined with Bangkok’s already insufficient public spaces. This thesis looks into the question of to what extent can architecture be a part of the solution?
0KinesisCreating 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.
11PARASITE IN THE URBAN VOIDThis parasite installs itself in the underused space below a flyover, uses the flyover's structure to support itself, and serves as a public facility that takes on the social issues of public urination and noise pollution that pervade the city streets in Dhaka.
