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Conceptual design by Shaqir Shaqiri and Elvis Isaac Enebeli

Located in Nigeria. The site faces issues such as lack of adequate school, health centres and food. The project aims to create a build environment that serve both as productive and nurturing spaces. 

Conceptual design by Daniel Lie Jia Kua

Located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the site was refurbished in 2019. It has successfully attracted young artists and made the courtyard more lively. The location is utilised for ongoing festive activities, but it remains uninviting during off-peak season. The project aims to redesign the place for local workers as a hanging spot during their break time. A series of transitional spaces for hangouts and reminiscences of the past is created.

Conceptual design by Erleta Berisha and Irena Llapashtica

Located in Pristina, the pavilion is designed for intersecting animal communities and human use, The pavilion is modular, vertical structure composed of various cuboid sections. Each section is designed to accommodate different animal habitats, incorporating elements such as nesting areas, planters with vegetation, and spaces filled with natural materials like twigs and leaves.

Conceptual design by Erin Kong 

Located in Cottbus. The key idea of the project is to be ‘more than a museum’, where the building acts as an initiator and catalyst for integration and education. The sunken courtyard guides users closer to the water's edge, mimicking the topography of the ex-mining site. Reflecting the development, the structure showcases 2 different views. One blends with the surroundings and the other is a modern Lightbox from the sea.

Conceptual design by Benjamin Kah Ho Ngai and Cian Wong

@benthedurian and @ciann.w

Located in Cottbus. The key idea of the project is to utilise modular/prefabricated construction components for the proposed information centre, to address the changing relationship between cultural history, the natural environment and coal mining in the region.

Conceptual design by Avneet Madan and Pratiksha Dutta

@avneetmadan and @pratiksha_dutta19

Located in Halle, the key idea of the project is to utilise adaptive reuse from existing structure- The primary features of the warehouse of seamless integration of residential spaces with laborative environments, such as art galleries, workshops, an urban/ideas lab, and dedicated areas for artistic expression such as graffiti art rooms.

The different spaces connected give users a chance to use their skills and get involved with the local culture.