HYP Cup 2018. Трансформация архитектуры - студенческий конкурс
конкурс
международный
открытый
dead-line регистрации:
30.08.2018
dead-line подачи проектов:
20.09.2018
тема:
Архитектура
страна:
Китай
открыт для:
студентов архитектурных и дизайнерских специальностей; индивидуальных участников и команд
регистрационный взнос:
нет
награда:
I место - 100 000 юаней; II место - три приза по 30 000 юаней; III место - восемь призов по 10 000 юаней
организатор:
International Union of Architects (UIA)
ссылки:
Architecture in Transformation - Urban Co-living: Customizing Modules for Community
Международный студенческий конкурс UIA-HYP Cup проводится в седьмой раз. Состязание направлено на поиск оригинальных архитектурных идей, социально ориентированных и основанных на концепции устойчивого развития. Участникам предлагается переосмыслить историю архитектуры и предложить пути ее развития с учетом потребностей современного человека. В этом году тема звучит как «Городские общины: настройка жилых модулей под потребности».
China’s economy is shifting from the primacy of manufacturing to the primacy of a knowledge- and research-based service sector. This shift aligns with a global trend, namely the global socio-economic transformation from a society based on mechanical mass production to a society based on digital customization. This implies a city based on R&D, marketing and finance, requiring continuous networking and face to face communication. The city becomes the social super-brain.
This also implies the congregation of knowledge hungry, entrepreneurial young professionals in central locations. Everybody comes with an insatiable need to network, to learn continuously, and potentially to team up in various entrepreneurial ventures. The idea of co-living caters for this new social need and desire. Co-living offers a real opportunity to make good on all the talk about residential community which must remain a dead letter in housing projects where a random collection of residents live parallel lives. Co-living can create community, which depends on curated compatibility of the residents together with real spatial sharing.
The task is to identify a central urban site in one of China’s 1st or 2nd tier cities and propose a co-living cluster with about 1000 small units. The units can be minimal, i.e. about 12 sqm for singles and about 16 sqm for couples. These units should be designed as prefabricated modules. However, these modules should be designed as parametric system that allows for customization. Endless repetition of identical units is to be avoided. Various species of units need to be invented, varied, and perhaps hybridized. The next aspect to be considered are the aggregation patterns that these modules allow for. The varied patters of voids and inbetween spaces should make space for social communication.
The small individual units are to be augmented with a lot of shared facilities that more than compensate for the spatial constraints of the individual units: kitchens, eating areas, lounging/living areas, café/bar areas, co-working areas etc. Together with the voids these shared spaces deliver the communicative tissue that motivates the residents to choose this development in the first place.
международный