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Catlab

Honourable mention

Decoding Density

Schema

Alleviation of Encapsulation Ratings

Axonometric Drawing

Library

Axonometric Drawing

Accommodation

Axonometric Drawing

Childcare

Schema

Sustainable Diversity

Schema

Point Access Block

Schema

Incentive for External Stairs with Communal Connection

Schema

Secondary Unit Vertical Distribution

Schema

Flexible Yard Distance

Schema

Flexible Height Limit

Axonometric Drawing

Bar

Schema

Staircase Catalogue

Schema

Creating Neighborhood 1

Schema

Creating Neighborhood 2

Schema

Flexible Planning

Schema

Carbon Saving

Schema

Accessibility

Schema

Co-op Business

Schema

Community Based Business Plan

Diagram

Proforma

Plan

Flexible Unit Variation: 1BR+1BR+1BR+1BR

Presentation Panel

02

Presentation Panel

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Presentation Panel

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Presentation Panel

05

Presentation Panel

06

Perspective

01

Plan

Possible Plan

Plan

Flexible Unit Variation: 2BR+2BR

Plan

Flexible Unit Variation: 1BR+3BR

Presentation Panel

01

Plan

Flexible Unit Variation: Double Height

Plan

Flexible Unit Variation: 1BR+1BR+1BR+Common Area

Plan

Flexible Unit Variation: 2BR+Common Area

Section

01

Cross-sectional perspective

01

Axonometric Drawing

Blueprints for Urban Harmony

Axonometric Drawing

Interweaving Spaces

Axonometric Drawing

Storage

Axonometric Drawing

Urban Farming

GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITOR

Team	Sang Hoon Youm
	Sumin Hong
	Seungho Jeong
	Mina Kim
	Dongmin Lee

Distinction	Honourable mention
Doc. level	75%

Description

Sharing is the Core Thing! proposes affordable, community-centric and sustainable cooperative housing that maximizes potential for social interaction in shared stairwells, rooftops, courtyards and green spaces. With two buildings per lot, the three-lot scheme connects all buildings with outdoor circulation spaces and provides ground-floor commercial spaces for cafes and office use driven by a community-based business plan. It proposes that residents are involved in planning and that units are designed for flexibility and variation.

(From competitor's text)

Jury Report

This scheme is smartly planned to create social space and outdoor space at multiple levels. Its checkerboard site plan creates privacy between units due to its smart planning and at the same time allows units to get lots of light from multiple sides. The jury liked its expandability and the feasibility of its implementation in phases. The proposal includes a community-based business plan and very efficient units, even including lock-off suites. The sustainability approach links social and environmental factors, from light and ventilation to thoughts on carbon and urban farming. Like many it proposes a point-access block and includes outdoor circulation to encourage social activity.

(From jury report)

List of accessible documents

40 scanned / 40 viewable

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