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Aslıhan

ECONOMIZE DRIFT

Concept EcoDrift is a coastal settlement model that synchronizes with the natural rhythm of water—integrating ecological production and community life through floating systems. Situated along the mangrove shores of Puntarenas, Costa Rica, the project incorporates aquaculture, greywater filtration, and rainwater harvesting as circular ecological systems that

Джемма

The Center of Musical Culture in Gwynned

" A project has been developed for a Musical culture center in Gwyneth County, Great Britain. The aim of the project is to rethink the lifeless developed quarry and create an innovative concert hall that promotes the revival of the ecosystem. The concept of the project is based on the metaphor of the musical spirit that breaks out of the slate quarry.

Rubaiat

GOYNA GRAM: REVIVING AN ARTISAN COMMUNITY

The Bhakurta project aims to revive Goyna Gram's 300-year-old metal jewelry tradition, threatened by urbanization and modern alternatives. Through housing for artisans, a training center, and revitalizing a historic canal, it seeks to transform the village into a cultural tourist destination, blending tradition with modern appeal.

DİYAR

STAYdıum | KEEP THE STADIUM ALIVE

The main idea behind the concept is that the Mississippi river looks like a big tree when viewed on a large scale and splits into different branches. Stadiums are structures that lose their importance after the event is over. In order to prevent this, it is aimed to keep the stadium alive after the event along with the public spaces.

Jawad and Tazeen

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Gwadar Protest

Uplifting the local community through architecture

Agnieszka and 3 others

INHALATORIUM

The aim of our project is to create a recreational space for the inhabitants of Florence. The main aim underlying us during the design process was the conferral of the inhalation function, where the salt graduation works became the main inspiration. The inhalation room along the wall is a multisensory zone where you can forget that you are in a big city.

Saranda and 3 others

ORPHIC

Orphic, meaning, mysterious and entrancing; beyond ordinary understanding, was chosen due to the hidden structure behind the long spruce trees. And giving a mysterious sensation when approaching the island with a boat.

Faisal

Celebrating Tea

Tea has been an integral part of global culture for centuries. This beverage is widely consumed throughout different cultures on different occasions. Tea consumption and production is notably significant in Bangladesh as well. The project aims to create a dialogue amongst the researchers, tea-workers and general people through the connectivity of the spaces.

Colton

DISEMBARKED

“The cabin in the forest, on the banks of a quiet lake or buried in the wilderness back of beyond, is an expression of man’s desire to escape the exactions of civilization and secure rest and seclusion by a return to the primitive.” ~ From the epigraph of William A. Bruette’s 1934 book, Log Camps & Cabins. A Green Retreat in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Kira

Anemone

The anemone is a means of finding a home in nature without harming it, but instead nurturing it. It draws inspiration from the symbiotic relationship between sea anemone and clownfish, a system in which both species benefit from co-existing. This concept is applied to environment and human in order to foster a generative cycle of inhabitation.

Sara and Luís

Container City - Modules by the Sea

Inspired by Design History research and the Metabolism movement, ‘Modules by the Sea’ provides a site fitted to the human scale, highlighting accessibility, dynamism, and a connection to water in its design. The project presents a template for community building through containers, helping to mend the harmful impact that containerization has in port cities.

Shinyoung and 2 others

Baranca Student Housing

Baranca offers students the opportunity to explore a new lifestyle. In essence, the structure challenges the notion of what seaside architecture means and who is intended for.