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34 Urban Infill Projects by Designers

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Michele and Carlo

NYAC - New York Affordable City

Starting from the city’s goal to reach 300,000 affordable units by 2026, this thesis aims to investigate the process that makes the city un-affordable, through a design experience based on a multi-layered reading of the urban and social fabric of the city.

Natlaia and marta_winkler31

Peekaboo

Project of a residential cabin for students, located in Amsterdam the Netherlands. An interior with many hidden functions necessary for a comfortable living, which are revealed when the user needs them. The facility is addressed to people with high expectations, but with a low budget.

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.

Elifsu and Meric

Pocket Home

A tiny abode amidst the dense concrete jungle

Amanda and Amber

4×5

4m × 5m modular unit for compact living

Araceli and tomas

Upper Homes

Upper Homes extracts the concept of temporary living space from the elevator and its ability to move vertically to create mobile homes in cramped residual spaces in New York City.

Natalia and 3 others

Facing upwards

How to take advantage of the vacant narrow areas in a dense urban landscape? How to make them fully usable? Try to change your point of view by rotating your flat, fulfill the area using one module but joined on various angles, make it able to follow the sun rays. Its container form provides them working just like toy blocks, easy to be dismantled.

ALİ and ozlem

An Urban Infill: Echo-Morphism

All cities have different dynamics in terms of their urban plans, streets, and even the functions of each area.In the development process of the Echo-morphism, we search for new methods that can regain those abandoned in-between spaces to the city by using the reflections of each town and culture itself.

Cristina and 2 others

Lego housing

We thought of how we can approach the idea of a “pocket home” as literally as possible. What if you could take out the phone from your pocket, download an app, and order yourself a living module? You could even take it apart and assemble much like children’s building blocks.

Thadtham