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Spatial Planning

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Spatial planning encompasses the strategic organization of physical environments at multiple scales, from neighborhoods and parks to entire urban districts. Designers and planners working in this field address how spaces function for their inhabitants, adapt over time, and support diverse activities and communities.

The community explores adaptive neighborhoods that evolve with residents, transformations of industrial and post-pandemic spaces, the integration of children and social needs into urban design, and projects that foster connection and livability across different contexts and geographies.

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azade and 2 others

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Neighbourhoods that can grow with its inhabitants

To meet the demands of the competition, which was to design a neighbourhoods with the ability to grow with the inhabitants, we were looking for a plan that could meet the cultural, social, climatic and sustainable development needs.

Дмитрий and 3 others

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Garden block

"Hyper-block" is a fractal composition that combines 9 historical blocks into one united space. The main idea is the transition from one block function to multifunctionality. New blocks can be universal and transform depending on the situation and specific historical value. By combining additional space appears between the blocks, for public needs.

Sanskriti and 2 others

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Landfill to Landform_A Story of Transformation

Continued use of decommissioned Landfill sites is a major cause of concern in developing countries. Ghazipur Landfill Site, located in New Delhi, India has been in news headline for its height being compared to Qutub Minar and Taj Mahal. These sites are affecting environmentally, socially and economically, and thus require a permanent solution.

Clement and Hugo

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Beyond the tree

The project is intended as an architectural interpretation of the tree. A break out of time and moments disconnected from the urban frenzy are established through the work of three interiorities. The tree becomes a project vector, a tool for designing space, sculpting architecture, orienting the believer and sequencing the path of a new chapel.

Saheel

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PULIYA

Puilya explores possibilities of parasitic approach to manifestations of public life in dense congested urban cores like the city of chandrapur. It perceives transit infrastructure lile bridges as sites for diverse public engagements, to enhance livability of these areas with a more inclusive len.

paco

Wine Temple

It is sometimes by looking at everything that we see nothing. Surrounded by the vineyards, an emergence rises from the ground. A socle gradually detaching itself from the slope allows to observe what surrounds us thanks to framed views. The experience consists in the sacralization of the wine, towards the architecture, the material, the space and the light.

Julia Kudla

publishedBlog3 years ago

The role and the needs of children in urban space planning

If children are the future of societies why do not establish children's participation and base on a child-friendly approach in the city planning process?

Urban Planning

Community Planning