Live work play architecture concept

Commu[C]ity aims to create integrated-compact urban infrastructures, restore nature in urban forms, reduce carbon emissions and vehicular footprints, and promote future mobility models. Commu[C]ity is an urban form of rethinking land use plan by providing Cerda Towers, a new way to live-work-play just in your next door. # Concept Architecture Competition

Imagine a place for a person and everyone around him which shelters and provides for everyone. The hustle hub brings about the concept of a sound community and interpolated working environment.It's a kick start for their livelihood where they wont be bothered by loan or rent.They will focus more on the work rather unwanted mortgage load.

Illustrations for a book documenting the design-build workshop, Learn-Move-Play-Ground, and its process of upgrading the playgrounds of two public primary schools in Cairo.

SPARE BISCUITS is a place that elevates “play” to be the highest and most productive form of living. It is an indoor playscape that allows for limitless imagination and creativity thoug…

Architecture shapes our lives, creating places to work, rest, and most importantly, play. The forms, colours, and materials within our environment define the ways that this ‘play’ occurs. Placing something as simple as playground into a place for children can have huge benefits.

With the world slowly adapting to life in a pandemic, architecture is being called upon to reshape our spaces as we look optimistically ahead to a post-pandemic world. Ongoing debates in the industry range from education, workspace, community, construction, housing and anything that the last few months' challenges have touched and transformed

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This scheme aims to reverse the operation mode of urban furniture in the university town, and create a new space atmosphere of the university town by combining flexible furniture forms and diversified functions. And the furniture combination of enclosed type just forms the "life stage" of public space virtually.

The idea of ​​design is in a special relationship between the external and internal appearance of the School. There is a factor of 'recognition' in the project - i.e. classes are similar to cottage houses, which make up most of the housing development. And there is a factor of 'diversity' - this is the abundance of open spaces. Outside, the school consists o

MINI is diversifying into urban development, transforming a disused industrial complex in Shanghai into apartments, offices and leisure spaces