World Architecture Festival announces winner of the 2020 Isolation Transformed Competition
During an eventful week of live talks and presentations, World Architecture Festival announces the Isolation Transformed competition winners. Joined by PechaKucha (storytelling platform), the competition invited designers to think about future environments post-virus. The winning project went to Deny Jones Architekt & Amat Habito for their project, a solution for care homes for the elderly. Competition coordinators share the winning project imaginatively tackles "a neglected and even unpromising topic for architecture: the huge rates of deaths from COVID-19 in care home facilities around the world." Inspired by boats and jetties, the project reimagines living areas as prefabricated units made out of timber. Deny Jones and Peter Amat Kreft discussed their project during virtually in a live presentation. View more project images and its description below. Read the full post on Bustler
During an eventful week of live talks and presentations, World Architecture Festival announces the Isolation Transformed competition winners. Joined by PechaKucha (storytelling platform), the competition invited designers to think about future environments post-virus. The winning project went to Deny Jones Architekt & Amat Habito for their project, a solution for care homes for the elderly.
Competition coordinators share the winning project imaginatively tackles "a neglected and even unpromising topic for architecture: the huge rates of deaths from COVID-19 in care home facilities around the world." Inspired by boats and jetties, the project reimagines living areas as prefabricated units made out of timber.
Deny Jones and Peter Amat Kreft discussed their project during virtually in a live presentation. View more project images and its description below. Read the full post on Bustler
