Reclaimed Space
Transforming existing structures and spaces into new purposes through adaptive reuse and creative intervention.
Revival of the Last British Rotating Stage Theatre
The merging of modern architecture with the old structural elements will also give guideline towards conserving heritage without making exact the same. The art and sculptural fundaments and proportion of this project will serve the cultural emotional aspects of the people living in that area with the help of Dovey’s “Place Attachment Theory” is implemented.
METROPOLITAN SHELTER
We value the study of the conection with the city and the different levels of the void in wich we are working.
A very sensitive solution that keeps the site universally accessible.
Reclaiming Forgotten Urban Edges: An Experimental Approach
This project reimagines fragmented urban edges as connected public space. Developed through experimental research at Kelham Island and applied to Manchester’s Northern Quarter, it proposes a transferable toolkit of interventions to activate inactive urban fragments into continuous inhabitable environments.
Redefine the Private and Shared Space of Cohousing
This project proposes the investigation of spatial layers within the Co-housing typology to challenge the balance and relationship between private and shared space. The design insertion speculates by redefining the boundary between private and shared space in today’s shared living conditions and will introduce a new sharing method for young professionals.
Great job! Really like it.
Progetto Ancora.
Beneath the asphalt, a century of industry poisoned the ground that feeds the lagoon. We remove the roads. Not to beautify. To begin. Hyperaccumulator plants draw poison from the earth, one slow season at a time. Buildings stop at their edges, not from failure, but from honesty. Ancora. Still here. Still anchored.
ADINJU Muhhe Studio Carves a Sunlit Gallery from a 1980s Nanjing Factory Shell
East Gallery's new 680-square-meter space in Nanjing preserves industrial scale while channeling afternoon light onto white exhibition walls.
Apparatus of Amusement
The enquiry for ‘Apparatus of amusement’ started by understanding of the age of Anthropocene and the impact that humans have created on the surroundings through the commodified world we live in. The consumerist strategies lead to a numb state of mindless consumption at epitome of consumerist typology of ‘shopping mall’. These extravagancies lead to the colle
A Case In Atoning Compulsive Indulgence
It is to be an experimental model in the urban to speculate the intervention, which in tuen develops an allegory between the consumerist mindset and the transformed behavious of recycling and upcycling. This is to act as a public interface to re- envision
Space B: Adaptive Warehouse Redevelopment in Buenos Aires
Space B by Dodds Estudio transforms a Buenos Aires warehouse into a light-filled, flexible loft blending industrial heritage with modern, multifunctional living.
Collective-pod
The project aims for spaces and groups that are in disconnection from each other to interact on the intersections of alpha-beta-gamma world cities.The intersections that have the traced traces generate a holistic urban network by creating three equivalent situations within the city. The mentioned traces do not always occur with physical dimensions; sometimes
Great!
places look very enjoyable, I would love to be there.--
Really like this one ! suitable with geometry of container , functional and funny :) I wanna go to party there ..
The Non-Memorial
This project aims to transcend traumatic memory imposed in the physical monumental space, by creating a space for social reconciliation through storytelling. Embracing the scars of war and subtly subverting these memories of war into beams of hope.
Urban Renewal
Reviving old railway lines: The concept focuses on opening up the sunken railway space for the public. The idea of La Recyclerie café is used as the basic function of the site. Urban farming, fish farming and workshop along with spaces like reading rooms and cafés makes the public participation possible.
We very positively value the conection with the city.
Somewhat incongruous with the site. Lacks conceptual maturity.
SUS
The means are disproportionate to the desired result.
The suspend structure is a good strategy for conecting with the city but would imply not having columns on the borders ot the lower spaces. The new structure should be smaller in order to allow more light in the lower spaces.
Simplistic and bulky solution that does not enhance the site.
EXODUS
As the designer of the project I appreciate the jurors' feedback and comments. However, the brief does not mention seeking mobility whatsoever. So it is a little upsetting to see that the jury voted down the project based on a criteria that wasn't actually mentioned in the brief. I had the impression that the purpose of an idea competition is to entertain alternative solutions and to encourage experimentation. To clarify the project creates a spatial narrative that is based on social flexibility and transiency, and a collaborative space by forming a Syrian refugee market place and rehab in Petite Ceinture. As architects and designers, I think it is important for us to engage with real social problems of the world rather than being stuck in our bubble merely conditioning the space or just decorating it. And it is important to note that the project does not really propose a solution but aims to engage with real urban issues.
The presentations and drawings are very appealing but we do not beleave that it complies with the requirements of mobility and flexibility that the brief looks for.
Not convinced that this solution responds to the brief
10/10
Outstanding
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