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Alicja

Kreatorium - Student Library Project in Wrocław

The main goal of the project was to create a modern library space primarily dedicated to students and the local community. It is intended to serve as a place for meetings, collaborative work, and study. The name of the facility, “Kreatorium,” suggests that the space is an environment that stimulates imagination and supports the generation of new ideas.

Samuel and 3 others

Green Nomad

“As the sun rises over the bustling cityscape of Singapore, our project stands as a testament to innovation, sustainability, and community-centric design. Nested amidst the vibrant urban fabric, our co-living and co-working space embodies a vision of modern living that transcends conventional boundaries. “

Michal

TEDZUKURI Traditional Japanese Craft center

Design for a Centre for Traditional Japanese Crafts in the city of Akita, Japan. A concept for an open exhibition and creative space to cultivate local handicraft traditions related to Kawatsura, Kabazaiku and Odtat Magewappa products.

Ekaterina and Nikolai

Craft Center for Traditional Japanese Arts. Akita

The cultural center of traditional Japanese arts is a small town of craftsmen and artists, a so-called "The town under mushroom hats". This town consists from separate building that are of the same scale as the surrounded building of Akita.

Lisa

Craft Center of Traditional Japanese Art

The concept of the building is made of a historical bottom and a ductile top. The bottom part is a rectangular structure, inspired after most Japanese monasteries, while the top of the building is designed to look like a writhing snake. Is the projected separated from the city by a moat.

Sonal

CO - DESIGN, MILAN

This project is a representation of the modern aesthetic in which it is built in and also a culmination of it local context , local surrounding and history which brings together in which it is situated.

Taichi

Survice Station 3.0

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Justyn and 2 others

Eco Favelas

We chose Sao Paulo as the location for our project. By distributing the individual functions inside the form, we wanted to show how a vertical city could look like. In the spirit of sustainable development, we propose several solutions: kinetic floors, rainwater, quantum glass, aquaphonica.

IN-BETWEEN HONGKONG

This design is to increase the public space to bring some social friction, shorten the distance and sense of estrangement between people, and bring great improvement to the originally crowded life. At the same time, vertical agriculture can be vigorously developed to improve the shortage of agricultural land.

Maimuna and Lijiana

Kibo no Sakura Cultural Center

The name of our project is Kibo no Sakura. Kibo meaning Hope and Sakura meaning Cherry Blossoms, the national flowers of Japan. Both these words really drive our project. Kibo no Sakura makes the culture of Shirakawa more permanent and allows the residents especially the younger population and tourists to be more involved.

Sara and Habiba

Tectonic Variation

A project that aims to show the beauty of the traditions of Shirakawa-go by displaying it on the a wooden tectonic facade that connects back to the village and its villagers

Nida

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Shirakawa-Go Culture and Conservation Center 2022

Beyond the first shade of the site exits a far richer dynamic -of people living as family across a neighborhood. The preservation of this UNESCO site was only possible because of the bond between the villagers. My take is to present the unity and pride of Shirakawa Go while paying homage to its culture. This project doesn't exist without its people