Winners of Buildner's MICROHOME #5 competition offer solutions for affordable housing crises
Buildner Architecture Competitions has announced the results of their MICROHOME Edition #5 competition. The annual contest forms part of Buildner’s Small-Scale Architecture series and seeks to entice ideas to tackle affordable housing crises around the world. The latest competition challenged participants to submit designs for an off-grid, modular structure with a maximum floor area of 270 square feet to accommodate a hypothetical young professional couple. In their proposals, participants were encouraged to “rethink spatial organization and incorporate unique aesthetics, new technologies, and innovative materials.” The winning schemes have been republished below. First Prize: Micro Colony by Misak Terzibasiyan, Amir Feizinezhadgheshlagh, and Thimo Derks (UArchitects)Read the full post on Bustler
Buildner Architecture Competitions has announced the results of their MICROHOME Edition #5 competition. The annual contest forms part of Buildner’s Small-Scale Architecture series and seeks to entice ideas to tackle affordable housing crises around the world.
The latest competition challenged participants to submit designs for an off-grid, modular structure with a maximum floor area of 270 square feet to accommodate a hypothetical young professional couple. In their proposals, participants were encouraged to “rethink spatial organization and incorporate unique aesthetics, new technologies, and innovative materials.”
The winning schemes have been republished below.
First Prize: Micro Colony by Misak Terzibasiyan, Amir Feizinezhadgheshlagh, and Thimo Derks (UArchitects)
