Playhouse II
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This playhouse is intended to teach children our mother nature. Water, earth and sky are the components of mother nature to be explored within the structure. Water is located on the ground floor as clear acrylic or polycarbonate pool. Above it is earth in the form of sand box. Again, acrylic or polycarbonate materials for […]
Playhouse
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Children need different types of play structure to explore their interests. Some will require more active type structure, others will be more interested in domesticated structure, while all might be attracted to something explorative or constructive. It is equally important to allow children to be able to play together to exercise their social skills. This […]
Pentagon Memorial (Washington, DC, USA, Competition)
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The Pentagon Memorial is designed to describe the 9/11 tragedy as the destruction of physical characteristics of built environment and human bodies but not human spirit. Courage, bravery, and love prevail. The glass enclosure symbolizes the human spirit. The trapezoid shape is exactly 1/3 of the destroyed portion of the Pentagon. The trajectory of American […]
Martin Luther King Junior Memorial (Washington, DC, USA, Competition)
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MLK’s writings and speeches are the most important artifacts we inherited from him. His words are so profound and powerful. The challenge for the monument design is how to create a space where people can read MLK’s words and being induced to act and to realize his dream. The design proposes four layers of glass […]