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29 projects

Ewa

Community eco-village for the elderly

The goal of the project was to provide independence, a sense of belonging and close contact with nature for the elderly. Project is intended to be a modern, safe and comfortable place for residents to live, referring, however, to familiar patterns and sentiments. The space is divided into two zones: urban - bustling Italian street and rural - idyllic garden

Aleksandra

“Natural object”. A recreational center in warsaw’

The project tries to solve the problems of today's cities and people in an eco way.

Siddhi

Prison: A metaphorical City of reformation

This design dissertation proposal dismisses the dark spaces, small cells and grey concrete walls typical of a traditional prison. The environment that is created within the prison is inspired by the condensed urban environment, with a focus on reformation and its philosophy.

Mateusz

Forest Interpretation Centre

The building implements sustainable strategies by using natural construction and finishing materials sourced from the surrounding area. (soil, straw, wood). It also fits in with the Australian landscape by recessing the building into the terrain and the earthy color scheme of the facade.

Yusuf Alperen and Zeynep

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Gurfa Social Production Center

Gurfa is designed to be a breathing architectural complex by proposing flexible spaces and open to alternative configurations so that both today's traditions and the probable future of the cultural activities are welcomed.

hossein and 3 others

ec OASIS tem

In this project, we have tried to create a peaceful gathering place, a place where people can visit their hopes and their challenges, their future and their past, their roots and their branches. We have also promoted a green and sustainable future for the Moroccans by defining new methods.

Paweera and 3 others

The Sprout

" A Miracle in the Moroccan Desert " This is a phrase used to refer to a type of tree that originated in Morocco, the only place in the world and Moroccans value this tree as the national tree or the tree of life.

Juan

I N T E R L U D E

Interlude is a cultural centre that aims to collect, maintain and promote local traditions and in turn making a sustainable architecture that has almost no environmental impact, thus generating a unique cultural icon in Morocco and North Africa. Just like an interlude in music, this project aims to become a place to have a break from the routine.

Ahmet and Alper Mete

The Cistern

The Cistern is an ecosystem proposal that takes the cultural center underground against the harsh conditions of the desert. It collects water, preserves it and gives it back to nature for life. Local people and tourists come together and become a part of this ecosystem and contribute to sustainability.

Nina

Agostinho Apartments

Agostinho Apartments is a luxury apartment block and as such the atmosphere of the proposal reflects this.

Hang and YI

Co-Life

‘Healing garden’, public square, market street and intergenerational workshops could bring older people into the urban mix and reduce the level of social isolation. The applications of sustainable principles aim to reduce the building’s ecological footprint and deliver a self-sufficient (zero carbon) community.