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Water Resources Utilization: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Water resources utilization explores how designers and architects can work with natural water systems to address urban challenges. The field encompasses strategies for conservation, regeneration, and multi-functional water management integrated into architectural and landscape projects.

The community examines projects that treat water as both a practical infrastructure and a design material, from vertical farms and courtyard systems that manage runoff to waterfront interventions that desalinate and irrigate. Work ranges from research into aquatic plants for water treatment to landscape installations that make water scarcity and ecosystem health tangible.

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Rohit

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Structuring the Urban Form with Natural Systems

Due to the need for incorporation of innovation to effectively manage services, resources and limited space, mountain cities acquire an identity that sets them apart from the cities in plains. Thus this thesis explores the idea of structuring the urban form around the natural water system to utilize the available natural features in the best possible way.

shabbar and Shahzeb

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LifeCycle

Water crisis is one big issue that has hit human life quietly but severely. This program is supposed to provide a collaborative way of the modern and traditional way of collecting water from nature. To be aware about this global issue and to honor the people around the world who have sacrificed their lives for this cause.

Frialyn

Urban Regenerative Design: AGOS Water Hyacinth Research and Development Complex

Establishing service oriented architecture which promotes - industrial ecology - a system which harvests wastes as resources for production, the proposed project will serve as a restorative design strategy and holistic approach to address these urban issues and recover the degraded waterfront.

Misak and 3 others

Urban Vertical Farm

This new typology of a farm is designed with different program functions. Everything with be working with each other in a ‘vertical building-landscape’ will be parts for human and for animals, gardens. This farm can be easily extended as well as reduced, by adding more square modules that represent livestock, social spaces or even educational ones.

Mona and Beke-Marleen

Courtyards and chinampas for urban water management in Aluva

A design strategy to create a productive urban landscape with a high water retention capacity, to reduce the impact of floods and build local coping capacity.

5903589Wipasorn and Warintorn

The space of aqueous

this project creates a new role for water to increase the value of water and make people awareness and can inspire people to pass on promotion or conservation. Water consumption With values interpreted by other forms of water, water is more capable than consumption, use and hygiene. Therefore, we have the idea of using water to create art.

Jiaqi

Hide-and-Seek

The lack of contemporary water resources, but we need water everywhere in our lives, so we have to look for water. I felt the feeling of looking for water from top to bottom in the stairs, and gradually found traces of water. My concept is developed by the story of being hidden.

Chenjie

The Death and Life of Water

In response to severe water issues in Jaipur, India, this project envisions an alternative way to manage the whole water life-cycle including water supply, use, disposal and rainwater harvesting, through water infrastructures as parasites, which meanwhile provide high quality of public space and educate the public through giving visibility to water process.

Pei

Lifespring

Lifespring is a recycled water loop system metaphorically express the life cycle of the tulip. All the Stormwater and street runoff are collected, filtered, and reused demonstratively after traveling through the site. The whole process is visible and full of water interaction opportunities.

Meikang

Developing with Water - A Landscape-driven Regulatory Framework

This project initiates from questioning the limitations of planning at the scale of a site. Based on a close reading of a master plan document, it proposes a methodology to test planning documents and a new approach to improve the planning decisions.

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