13WinnerREED MAZE workshop and research centreA project that strives to preserve tradition and enrich nature
5Editor's ChoiceA COMMON GROUND FOR MASS TIMBER HOUSEThinking spaces with engineered wood. By using mass timber, a spatial solution for a housing style was thought of. The common ground is part of the project as a whole.
7Editor's ChoiceForest HousingIn addition to the use of sustainable materials, the goal is to make new buildings more adaptable on site. Through the use of greenery, the building aims to coexist in harmony with nature.
6Editor's ChoiceTIMBERATE - AMSTERDAMCONSIDERING THE FLOOR-PLANNING AND THE COMPOSITION OF UNITS, TWO MAIN IDEAS ARE RELEVANT FOR THE CONCEPT : 1. A BIG VARIETY OF LIVING SPACES IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE IMPORTANT CONCERNING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT WAYS OF LIVING AND WORK. 2. THIS BANDWIDTH OF AND BARRIER-FREE CONSTRUCTION ARE STANDARDS FOR DECADES, BUT REALITY STILL IS FAR AWAY.
113Editor's ChoiceGurfa Social Production CenterGurfa 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.
50WinnerThe HiveThe Hive is a "Social Housing" proposal in the Netherlands which approaches affordable housing with modular timber construction. Our aim is to create beautiful community spaces that include every inhabitant. The building modules are designed around two community courtyards which help create a variety in space.
9WinnerSeorang-Bersama"Individuals as a whole" Transformation of an existing terrace house into a co-living dwelling addressing single workers at site featuring modular spaces for private living, working and play
104Honorable MentionVerzendaccommodatieA student housing modular concept for the Amsterdam University College designed from 15 shipping containers arranged effectively.
30Virtual InsanityOur concept for the building was to illustrate the place VR has in cinema, and what spaces the interplay between the two creates.
13Editor's ChoiceCo-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.
