d3 Housing Tomorrow competition winners announced

By Sebastian J — Filed under: Awarded Competitions ,
 

d3 is pleased to announce the winners of the Housing Tomorrow competition for 2010. The program, developed by co-directors Gregory Marinic and Mary-Jo Schlachter, promotes investigation of housing typologies toward determining new architectonic strategies for living in the future. The competition invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively explore, document, analyze, transform, and deploy innovative approaches to residential urbanism, architecture, interiors, and designed objects.

The competition awarded three prizes and eight special mentions, with first prize captured by Liminal Projects for their project: Home Spun: Water Harvesting Prefab Urban Housing for the Great Lakes Region. See the three prizes after the break. Special Mentions projects can be seen in the competition’s official website.

First Place / Liminal Projects / Home Spun: Water Harvesting Prefab Urban Housing for the Great Lakes Region:

Second Place / Rafael Luna / Hongquiao Station: Living within the Shanghai Subway Station:

Third Place / Qili Yang / Smallness: Re-scripting Collective Housing in Szenzhen:

 
 

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