Urban Planning And Design
FLDDesign and planning strategies for cities, from infrastructure and public spaces to sustainable housing and community systems.
HYPERBLOCK: A Catalogue of Strategies for Growing Barcelona Upward
Vicky Daroca's Editor's Choice entry layers nine flexible massing systems above Cerdà's 133-metre grid without erasing the city beneath.
Urban Oasis: A Solar-Powered Rubik's Cube That Wants to Fix City Streets
A self-charging modular kiosk draws from the Rubik's Cube to pack seating, water purification, and digital services into one compact urban unit.
City Umbrella: Turning Dead Infrastructure into Bioclimatic Public Space
Modular canopy installations reclaim neglected urban pockets beneath flyovers and along boundary walls, offering shade, comfort, and social life.
VR Chic(k): Bamboo Arenas Under Bangkok's Highways Revive Cockfighting Through VR
A winning entry reimagines neglected highway underpasses as woven bamboo pavilions where Thai tradition meets virtual reality holograms.
Residual Spaces: Modular Housing That Reclaims the Leftover Geometry of Cities
A flexible housing system designed to occupy the overlooked voids created by road infrastructure in high-density urban environments.
Urban Prop: A Spiral Tower of Modular Homes Rising Above the Urban Fog
Vertical urbanism meets green architecture in a spherical tower of customizable living units designed for young urban professionals.
Warning! Experimentation Ahead: A Bauhaus-Inspired School Woven into the Urban Fabric
A red corrugated tower and bridge system transforms an urban block into a transdisciplinary school of experimentation and adaptive reuse.
Young City: Circular Canopies Reimagine Budapest's Public Ground
Three urban installations use slender columns and disc-shaped canopies to give pedestrians shelter, shade, and a reason to linger in Budapest's busiest dis
Mission V.E.N.T: Reimagining Delhi as a Breathable, Biodiverse Urban District
A speculative infrastructure of netted canopies, airquariums, and modular towers turns polluted neighborhoods into pure air districts.
THE URBAN ENSEMBLE
Building blocks for a better tomorrow
Considering architecture from the standpoint of sustainable development
As society and economies continue to develop, people are increasingly demanding Architecture which requires an integrated design approach.
