1WinnerfaroFaro was born from the idea that public lighting can become much more than a simple urban function: a meeting point, a shared space, a small center for community life.
0WinnerThe Urban CanyonUrban furniture plays a pivotal role in bringing the human scale to a city. For this competition Adriaan Moerdijk and Bouke de Jong explored the idea of a dynamic piece of urban furniture that embraces natural processes and decay.
5Editor's ChoiceThe Dancing Cubes in the Water Art Garden in Chicago City :this project breaks the boundary between inside and outside, and the user, both inside and outside, will see a artwork or in other words a live gallery that is changing every moment and will delight the user.
5Daily Light Daily Light is composed of 15 space units, including 13 living units and 2 service units. Through arrangement and stacking, the middle corridor is shaped as the main passage connecting the space, and the stairs in the atrium connect the vertical space. The terrace formed after the units are stacked can be used as an open-air cinema.
1Entrance Element of Tehran City The design is inspired by guide towers in the history of Iranian architecture. This project has been prepared for the design competition of entrance elements in Tehran city.
48Editor's ChoiceTIRAVAMThe project “ tiravam” is set in the city of Baroda consisting of different types of residential, commercial and mixed use neighbourhoods. The concept of designing the bus stop stemmed from the base idea of changing the perception of the people about the general ideas of bus stops.
12ECO MODULAR BUS STOPECO MODULAR BUS STOP is a project of a bus stop for different sizes of cities and villages because of the ability to adjust to space by resizing. Our project is eco because it is made of glass and wooden elements, on which grow plants, which are needed nowadays in concrete cities. We designed a metal rail hidden in the ground which enables us to extend the b
160WinnerThe Frame benchThe Frame Bench is an urban furniture object that gives a connection between the old, traditional, and the new and contemporary. It is designed to beautify and utilize the space by providing a place to sit, rest and enjoy the beautiful lake view. It is a shelter from the sun during the day and a light object at night.
4Institutional Excellence AwardFlowing InkWe get inspiration from traditional landscape paintings. The shape of the furniture starts with a piece of brush and ink and it can change according to climate change, which responds to the diverse emotional appeals of different age groups and identity groups. It is a public artwork and also a public furniture that meets the emotional needs of users.
3KA-ROTATEKA-ROTATE is a concept of innovative functional furniture in relation to the applicable COVID-19 restrictions. The name was inspired by the diamond-shaped card symbol, the so-called "Karo", in the shape of which is the rotating seat. This outdoor furniture is modular, therefore it can implement one of the selected scenarios, as well as after it has subsided.
2Editor's ChoicePalm Amorphous and sculptural furniture pieces to lean against or sit on for a moment.
