| Pavel Bouse | 2016 | The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture | Profesors : Martin Søberg, Peter Alexander Bullough The post-industrial Amager in Copenhagen crumbles in front of the pragmatic future of the developer. This project tries to find a position between the current uncontrolled development and the developer’s effort for its reformation. Trying to find an alternative to a systematic dem

| Jonas Virsik | 2016 | Master course 1 | Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio  | Professor: Junya Ishigami Coastal area around Finsbay on the eastern side of Harris Isle, Scotland The island has been shaped over the course of millions of years by glaciers and the strong wind which together created an almost lunar-like rocky landscape. Due to the current isolated forms of housing, acting only as a shelter against t

| Marc Sánchez | 2019 | MSc 1 | USI Mendrisio | Professors: Pia Durisch + Aldo Nolli El proyecto consiste en una ampliación de las salas expositivas del Museo Pio Clementino del Vaticano y se encuentra en la parte norte del complejo vaticano. El sitio, en deshuso actualmente, consta de lugares de almacenaje y un jardín y unas pistas de deporte no accesibles ni utilizadas. Dada la presencia del Vaticano y el gran peso

| Tilde Tolberg | 2016 | Afgangsprogram | KADK | Professor: Christoffer Harlang + Nicolai Bo Andersen + Victor Boye Julebæk When it feels uplifting and healing to go for a walk in the woods, just as the beech has sprung, it is because of the constant interplay between all our senses. I believe this is the same thing that happens when we experience good architecture or feel at home somewhere. It is through the senses

| Pascal Deschenaux and Simon Zemp | 2015 | Spring Semester | ETH  | Professor: Adam Caruso  Starting from Martin Heidegger’s text ‘Building Dwelling Thinking’ the studio investigated how we can design new coherent neighborhoods with coherent spaces and clear identities. Nowadays city planning often limits itself to demarcating areas in different colors and the market takes the lead from there. Especially at the frin

| Eugenio Cappuccio | 2018 | Diploma year 1 | Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow | Professor: Mark Baines Food is the most universal and accessible of cultural manifestations, as we all need to eat to live. Like dialect and architecture, food traditions are a main component in the intricate and impulsive system that joins culture and geography into regional character. The proposal is a building that celebrate

| Jack Huang | 2016 | Master Course | TU Wien  | Professor: Ines Nizic The Kulturhaus, to me, is an institution of man; as it holds the aspiration of man. Culture exists through people, different people, new and old. It requires a simple unified space, a concentrated space; where men relives, reinterpret, and creates culture. Friedrichshafen, like the other ports, share the lake, Bodensee. They also share the same la