MAdeIN

Central park (Ust-Dzheguta)

Due to globalization and markets getting more and more uniform, local businesses are declining in popularity and people become unaware of the variety and quality of local products. Especially during the current Pandemic small local businesses are unable to compete with the rest of the market, so we would like to have Austria and especially the City of Vienna as a Partner to give local Production the Exposure they deserve.

Made in the ring is a market on demand that brings local manufacturing and selling of traditional crafted products such as wearables and slow food to the public street. The market operates on three levels; the civic, the urban and the commercial, in order to homogenise the attraction value of all zones on the street, as well as equalise opportunities for participating stores.

It consists of modules that re-configure and re-allocate based on seasonal commercial activities. These components are categorised into PlugIns; the actual shops which consist of multiple spaces such as service, production and storage. And Host; which are neutral spaces that are occupiable by the visitor and is activated by the plugins.

The different combinations create either a shop or a restaurant. The hosts unattached to plugins would remain neutral spaces that are non-commercial. Additionally, during the reconfiguration, the movement of the plugins creates a spectacle for the user as they pair up to travel to their next destination. Here, the caravan is born, a moving shop or restaurant that can be stopped along its way for the visitors to enjoy them throughout the reconfiguration.

Hoof It

Duration is an opportunity to choose leisure time. A flexible open system is based on multiple navigation types and allows controlling time spent inside.

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Hoofit

Duration is an opportunity to choose leisure time. A flexible open system is based on multiple navigation types and allows controlling time spent inside. The concept starts with the integration of function and path inside the building, allowing us to control the shortest duration spent in each function while walking through.

Considering the movement patterns of three different agents and the functions in use with these patterns, we created a path duration strategy. In this way, each function has the possibility of being used in a range of duration which is based on the required radius of the associated functions. The radius is calculated by the social distancing rule between the users inside the cross space of two functions. For calculating the areas instead of conventional prototypes, we assumed population multiplied by duration for each function, and it gave us an insight into how much space we should allocate to our functional paths.