Submission #270 | Swati Jain: Let's Play MoMA — “The aim of the Project to question an art residency and how the art world views its artist residents and their places of dwelling.”
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Submission #270 | Swati Jain: Let's Play MoMA — “The aim of the Project to question an art residency and how the art world views its artist residents and their places of dwelling.”
Submission #246 | Ashish Bhandari, Benny Cruz, Chris Campbell, Daniel Seidman: The Playground — “This project revolves around a live/work/play mixed use residential complex which acts as a gathering place for the community surrounding the neighborhood.”
Submission #195 | Varuzhan Kochkoyan: Airport Hotel Café — The “Airport Hotel Cafe” was an assignment for Interior Design class. A plan with a bare walls, provided by the professor, was the only “fact” to consider. Such factors as the location and purpose of the building, ceiling height and budget were all hypothetical.
Submission #190 | Ansh Vakil: Los Angeles Co-Habitant — "The concept behind this project is about defining a brand new ecosystem within a familiar urban setting. Give, this project is for a co-living model, it also revolutionizes the traditional housing model that we are familiar with today. What if we could take what we already know about traditional housing, group programmatic spaces so as to avoid any unnecessary redundancies and create a more efficient use of space that is specific to the characteristics of communal living?"
Submission #152 | Tiakum Ao: Beacon — "Located along the south side of the Arno River in Florence Italy, the proposed waterfront projects can be seen as beacons, attracting residents and tourists alike. Circulating pedestrians from the dense north to the more tranquil south. Translucent panels rise around the facade illustrating lightshows, and interactive play. Qualities of heavy and light are characterized with the use of light steel framing, and heavy translucent program.
Dicky Wijaya: Uthik Klithik — This project is a competition entry held in Surabaya, Indonesia. We are naming it "Uthik Klithik". Uthik Klithik is a playing installation which is made from bamboo to attract visitors for an abandoned amusement park located in Surabaya.
