All tagged traditional
Submission #256 | Stanley Tan: Market Monument — “The proposal intends to be a concentrated city intensifying the uses of the traditional city whilst becoming an alternative infrastructure to the ground conditions created by many contemporary developments.”
Submission #255 | Jean-Philippe Fahey and Émilie Fortier: Novela Bodega — “A project inspired by the romance of La Rioja, this proposal for a winery aims to bring couples together. This project is devoted to anunotourism and is dedicated to an annual production of more than 100,000 bottles.”
Submission #235 | Wendy Chan: Sparkling Raspberry — "Modernization is a major challenge in many traditional cities over the world. With increasing population density, there is a need to introduce hyper-dense housing as well as public facilities to the preexisting heritage city. Conflicts associated with cultural, environmental transition and limited spaces commonly arise in the community."
Submission #172 | Jerome Lai: McGill Architecture — "He creates an 'urban condenser': a 1000x150m platform, aiming to replace the traditional fabric of streets and city blocks. It hosts residences, offices, a campus and recreational spaces. He envisions that the multiplicity and complexity of programmatic interactions relieve users from the fundamental need for space outside the platform. In the end, the platform becomes the city itself."
Submission #144 | Madeline Louise Nolan: Luminescence — "The luminescent form taking influence from the traditional courtyard to develop the form of the apartment as if every room is built as a separate structure. Creating light filled apartments, aiming for interior spaces that feel exterior, giving each inhabitant their own space but making sure they always meet in the middle, through common space.
Haixuan Jin: Museum of Lost Architecture — Architecture isn't really "vanished" in the traditional sense. The experience of blank space makes one experience a different type of architecture while in the structure.
Rares Fotau: Engineering University Extension — The project is based on a hybrid between two types of education: traditional learning and the new, unconventional type. Thus I tried to emphasize the relationship of these two types of education.
