brainstorm

afri opens up

neighborhood

square

fence is isolating the park/ square

people don't spend time in the park

connect
the market

representing the inhabitants

neighborhood

neighborhood

are the entrepreneurs from the neighborhood?

donut economy

- community buildings
- ambassadors

ask them

connect the market

social

heart and soul of the neighborhood

HOW can we involve them?

connect people

they get to know each other + the culture

Mari-Lynn Kieviet

- meeting spot
- podium

preform

present themselves

create new market stalls, also in the park

connect the park with the market and the rest of the neighborhood

giving back, not only taking

wijk cooperative

- where do we belong?
- Who are we?

TRANSPARENCY

reflect the culture

- men and woman
- family's
- kids
- elderly

cultural development

knowlegde exchange

entrepreneurship

share skills and talents

experimental

not a 'whole'

'The mirror of civilization'

IDENTITY

culture

background

tradition

sustainable local production

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social cohesion

sustainable local production

route of market stalls

higher turnover --> help local entrepreneurs

what do they want?

more places to sit

groups

swings

fun

relax

sharing

history

show it

new social connections

special stalls with local merchandise

local entrepreneurs provide cathering

services in combination with products

TULIP – Your place at the table / ADHOC architectes

the layout was designed to offer passers-by a space to promenade or to sit and relax while respecting current sanitaion and social distancing norms.

Jewish Culture Festival Pavilions / BudCud

The FKŻ Quarter renders a possibility of social engagement by providing an architectural frame in forgotten public square. The design becomes a tool of living better in the city, challenging the possibilities of using the space.

organic

EXPERIENCE

memories

street performance

music

mixed architecture

square

vegetable gardens

installation on water

water

harbor

HOW can we use connection as a concept?

- continuous market stalls
- a long path with history and information boards

a continuous path with stalls, boards, spots, ect

connect the water

floating market stalls

light show

colors

tell a story

wijk cooperative

learning/ teaching

interactive

idea 1: a connected market

City Thread / SPORTS

The project had to turn a formerly unused and neglected Street in downtown Chattanooga into a vibrant public space.

The idea of the design is to operate as an element of social infrastructure. The project serves as a social connector where the different actors of the city can come together for both unique public programming and informal hangout.

Level Up / Brett Mahon, Joonas Parviainen, Saagar Tulshan, Shreyansh Sett

Instead of creating new public urban area, Level Up puts focus on reclaiming existing space. It creates a balcony to the Delta with an industrial aesthetic, acting as a public frontage. In an era where permanence of the built form has been defining architecture, Level Up celebrates Ephemeral Urbanism, inviting everyone to ponder material and spatial impermanence.

Flatpark Installation / Public City Architecture

Soft Civic​ Installation / Bryony Roberts Studio

Bending Arc Installation / Janet Echelman

MODEL

MOOD

create a multicultural society with open-minded community

open culture event that creates sensations and changes the perception of space

locals, local artists, visitors

educate, involve, reflect, enjoy

VISION:

transparancy

VISUAL LANGUAGE:

WHY?

WHAT?

FOR WHO?

HOW?

GOAL:

open up + meaningful experience

CONCEPT

CONSTANT- NEW BABYLON

new future

- movable walls, stairs, and bridges form a permanent and continuously changing play area.
- no property, everyone is free to use and change the space.
- homo ludens (playing)