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Kaatman

First Prize

Ryerson Post-Secondary International Student Housing Competition / Concours post-secondaire international de logements pour étudiants de Ryerson

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vertical living room

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restaurant on the roof

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public living room

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ground level, public living room

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first floor, public living room

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second floor, sport facilities and swimming pool

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17th floor

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19th floor

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21st floor

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basement, bicycle storage

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A

Axonometric Drawing

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uses of the auditorium

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use of the gym and pool

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uses of the public living room

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uses of the vertical living room

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITOR


Distinction	First Prize
Doc. level	50%

Description

Can the design of a university residence building enhance overall the student learning experience? Can it help to build community more broadly? And can the design of a university residence building act as a catalyst for positive change and renewal of the urban environment?

The Have a Nice Day building consists of mainly two parts. A public part with access for everyone and a student housing part for the students. Rather than making a conventional student housing project with the floors isolated from each other we have chosen to create a single space flowing from floor to floor throughout the student housing part, the "vertical livingroom". This creates a diversity in the spaces provided and emphasizes the connections between floors. The private sleeping units are minimized in order to give space to the large vertical livingroom. The public ground floors holds computers, rooms for group activities, gym and a swimmingpool. These are public spaces free for everyone to use and will serve as an important part of the neighbourhoods streetlife. So come on in!

(From competitor's text)

Jury Report

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37 scanned / 33 viewable

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