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60 projects

Zekeriya

Pattern

The starting point of this project is the concept of a "lightweight house." We argue that a house should not only be a place of shelter, but also a space where people can escape the weight of life and the pressures of the outside world, where they can relax and find tranquility.

Lara and 3 others

Dandelion

The goal is to combine the working with the living space on the same plot. This saves expensive carpet area. Thus, it is possible to start a small business in a densely populated city. In addition, an ecological green niche will be created. This makes it easier for people in a city to connect with nature.

Nicodesign

M-Nasti

The idea of the project is to create a residential building where people can live and have a green house to production of their own fruit and vegetables. With solar panels, recycled water supply and greenhouses, this design is efficient and sustainable enough to support its inhabitants for long periods of time.

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

LIU

nomad1

My favorite was the projection-screen, which was hidden in the ceiling of the bedroom. Put it down, I could be watching the movie, lying on the floor the living-room. The more magical was that through the transformation of internal furniture, it could meet a multi-port life demand. It was comparable to a traditional three-bedroom housing-type.

Leonid

NOMAD

The mobile home consists of two main elements: a stationary unit with an area of 10 sq.m. and a block with wall panels in three sizes. The wall panels are pulled out in three pieces from each of the two sides of the stationary block and having a width of 1 m. in the extended state together with the stationary block, form a house with an area of 36 sq.m.

John

SCISSORS House: Nomadic HOMES

EVERY GOOD ARCHITECTURE SHOULD TELLS A STORY. OURS IS STORY OF FORM, FUNCTION AND CULTURE OF A PEOPLE. This gave birth to a User-centric, Eco-Responsive and Culture-Conscious Prototype.

Siriava

Me-A

Me-A the topic Build-up with the aim of improving the quality of life of low-income people in Tel Aviv, capital city of Israel.

Elif and 3 others

Bio-Modular

A modular, sustainable using bioplastic material produced from recycled wastes, flexible, and temporary housing design is aimed, using optimum space for maximum comfort conditions, having natural light and ventilation, contextually compatible, and contributing physically and socially to its location in the vacant plot located in NYC.

Minos

Stacked

Stacked is a concept which tries to create a space that is both functional and enjoyable despite limitations to size and height. It utilizes the spatial constraints present on the site to create a innovative pocket home that respects the local context.

mehran and Saba

Pocket Home

“In search of lost spaces” Architectural activism against non-places. Home is a concept before it goes to be a shelter for humans. This concept makes borders and defines the metaphysical presence of humans with its environment. In this competition, our team tried to redefine these boundaries and understand how urban life has shifted these borders over time

Ivan

P-HOUSE

The objective of this architectural design was to provide a cost-effective, sustainable, and space efficient living module for visitors to New York City. The overall layout of the living modules within the P-house, along with the layout of the floors and modules themselves were carefully crafted to meet the area-efficient objective while still being function