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Seaside Architecture

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60 projects

Shubhi

Beyond Seasonality: Adaptive Urban Interfaces for Seasonal Cruise Infrastructure

Cruise terminals are designed for movement, yet remain dormant for months each year. At Mormugao Port, this project designs for time rather than a single function, transforming seasonal transport infrastructure into an adaptive waterfront where architecture, landscape, and public life evolve with the monsoon.

Iris

COR MEDITERRANEUM

During a stop along the Albanian Riviera, Porto Palermo appears as a powerful yet unexpectedly empty Mediterranean landscape. Beyond its castle, the site reveals layers of nature, military memory and everyday traces. Cor Mediterraneum proposes a research center that activates the coast through knowledge and interpretation rather than mass tourism.

deniz

EARTHFOLD

EARTHFOLD is a campground proposal that transforms the natural folds of the terrain into a shared caravan landscape through ramps, platforms, and semi-buried communal spaces, without cutting or flattening the land. The project brings together caravan units, social spaces, and circulation within a slow, site-integrated, and user-oriented spatial organization.

Saraf

TALE OF AN OCEAN: Oceanarium Complex at Sonadia

An Oceanarium Complex at Sonadia, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.

Pauline

Sur L'eau

AYAH and 3 others

GREEN HAVEN

The purpose is to create a mixed housing unit in Semarang, that provides innovative housing solutions to prevent flooding while also providing a welcoming environment for the residence and the visitors.

Meltem and Aylin

CLIFFSCRAPER

Cliffscraper aims to make the topography a visible part of the design, without constructing a new structure and without using unsustainable materials, It minimizes the huge gap between a skyscraper and human scale and doesn't create a level difference in the silhouette.

Ziqi and 3 others

Eden on the Sea

The rigs will not escape the fate of being integrated by nature. We want to build a new ecological drilling platform using the green ecology , making the whole building an offshore "Eden". Based on the ecological perspective, this design captures the three aspects of ecological sustainability, resource recycling and the sense of maritime atmosphere.

HAN and 3 others

Narrative poem of the second element

The shape of the museum also implies a deconstructive monument, which not only contains the ecological reflection of the building on the surrounding sea, but also shows the story of space to people like the narrative story on the monument.

LIU

Nomad

It should reflect on the perfection, real, equal, super, people will reflect on themselves, and will find that the self-study will re-examine the perspective of self-seeking problems, give up some observance, ignorant ideas, courtesy Traditional virtues such as mutual assistance, respecting the old, love the young, love the environment

Lei

The Shrike

A bird observatory site planning in which users may experience a boundary-less connection with the natural beauty of the coastal environment.

Daniel

SHANGRI-LANTIS

"Atlantis" and "Shangri-La" are both utopian and mythical cities that live in books and people's story telling. Atlantis is usually described as a doomed city submerged in the bottom of the ocean while Shangri-La is a city created by the gods above the mountains that sustains life and preserves it.