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Urbanscape: Projects, Journals & Ideas

61 Projects 58 Journals 33 Publications 14 Competitions

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Urbanscape covers architectural and design approaches to understanding and reshaping urban environments. Projects range from large-scale city planning and regeneration to localized interventions that address sustainability, public space, and community needs.

The community explores productive urban systems including food production and green infrastructure, adaptive reuse of monuments and landscapes, and experimental models for living and exchange within city contexts.

Top contributors

UNI28 works

UNI Editorial8 works

Mateo Mantilla3 works

ANSHUL2 works

Alina Sebastian2 works

Rania Mohamed2 works

John Ombrog2 works

Bob Borson2 works

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Mario and 2 others

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MORPHOGENESIS

The intent of the scheme is to reconsider the outlook of post-pandemic architecture and the attributes of density, connectivity and isolation in an interconnected dynamic.

Selen and 2 others

169

CUBE(ish)

People are in a rush between their home and workplaces. They sometimes miss the opportunity to pause, look around and feel good. At this point in-between spaces (between home and workplace) in cities draw attention. Our concept is an in-between space which creates an escape point from daily rush.

Shaurya

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(pr)OpenCity

‘(pr)OpenCity’ advocates a collaborative design method for future development: one that allows rapid application with its prototypical nature and an inclusive approach with mediation between the ‘user’ and the ‘urban’. Building upon the concepts of ‘open-sourcing’ in design, this experiment establishes a user-centric design approach to built interiors.

Marina and 2 others

City Fields_Wrapped Up

General idea is based on immersion of the landscape principles into an urban context. This act would create new links in both morphological and functional way, becoming an attractive and productive sustainable ecosystem at the same time, combining fields, workshops, hubs public space and markets into one.

Kuro

GARVEST

How to design space to attract teenager by bring idea from game and farm to be design and programming idea?

Yashvi

open air shopping centre

The design combines sustainability and business efficiency to offer more than a Retail complex by bringing additional activities to make the place much more attractive for a large audience. Open air shopping center to create an efficient, sustainable environment which will establish connection with its surroundings.

Yamini and Chitralekha

CHROMASCAPE

"Chromascape" is an enchanting urban installation, evoking nostalgia with its kaleidoscope-inspired semi-cylindrical dome adorned in vibrant and colorful panels. The installation modernizes urban landscapes by intertwining art, tech, and nature, countering excessive screen use, and encouraging community interaction.

ahmed and 2 others

Urban exchange food

The urban concept propose a daily feeding program from citizen to citizen. We propose a new urban culture based on sustainable development and self-sufficiency and a project that affirms the feeling of citizenship. The project is rethinking the fence of houses by introducing a mecanism for exchange of fresh produce.

Mateo and 2 others

Urban Wilderness

Our team reinvented the modern neighborhood to serve the lifestyles of today while addressing the issue of the pandemic. Our project highlights the benefits of nature as a model for cities and proposes a design that will create self-sustaining communities that better the lives of those that use it.

Shao

Instant City

In the premise of Instant city first proposed by Archigram, we designed a series of mobility architecture that only exists as an incident in time and in space. It becomes an information network, education, entertainment and facilities for a community in lieu of fixed cultural center.

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UNI Editorial

publishedResults1 week ago

prOpencity: Treating the Dense City as Open-Source Code That Its Citizens Can Edit

A collage-driven urban experiment that swaps the masterplan for a repeatable loop of listening, prototyping and revising with the people on the street.

Urban Design

Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedResults2 weeks ago

Monument : Landscape : Cityscape: A Timber Urban Institute to Mend Subotica's Unfinished Modernist Axis

Desire Tilinger turns a stalled socialist boulevard in Subotica into a porous timber institute where wartime memory, play and civic research share a roof.

Urbanscape

Urban Renewal

UNI Editorial

publishedReview2 weeks ago

Productive Organism: A Mumbai Thesis That Treats Peripheral Housing as a Tool for Ecological Repair

Amod Nargund's thesis for Marve, Malvani layers mangrove ecology, adaptive housing and water cycles into a habitat that works like a living organism.

Sustainable Urbanism

Urban Ecosystem

UNI Editorial

publishedResults2 weeks ago

Urban Oasis: Turning a Former Spandau Barracks into a Dense District That Grows Its Own Green

Varlygin and Soshnikova recast Berlin's garden culture as an urban typology, weaving greenhouses and shared plots into a densified former barracks site.

Urban Garden

Urban Landscape