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The Freedom Pocket
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Indonesia , Architecture Student
Jury comments
Beautiful nurturing environment
An exceptionally strong and contextually sensitive design that beautifully integrates with the natural environment of Bogor Regency, West Java, through its organic forms and the prominent use of bamboo. The seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces and the emphasis on sustainability create a compelling "X Factor." The site selection is clearly defined, and the presentation is visually excellent and effectively conveys the design vision.
Compelling shape utilizing the characteristic of the material, somehow a bit ambiguous how it is formed in response with the user and program requirements. the characteristic of the material.
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The Freedom Pocket
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Team Members
Italy , Architect
Jury comments
Simple but powerful configuration. Would have been more interesting if the interior walls don't go all the way to the ceiling but leave some space to hint the continuous depth.
A visually appealing design that strongly emphasizes integration with a natural landscape, utilizing timber as a primary material and featuring a community-oriented circular layout. The tranquil rural setting offers a unique learning environment. The strong connection with nature is a notable "X Factor."
Problematic all weather circulation
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The Freedom Pocket
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Team Members
Vietnam , Architecture Student
Jury comments
Deliverate details of wooden structure and selection of material. The choice of the open hillside and wood structure is a bit questionable considering the site was swept by a severe storm before.
A highly relevant, practical, and impactful solution for a community recovering from a natural disaster. The concept is strongly rooted in the specific needs of the affected village, the site selection is appropriate, and the design's ease of assembly and dual functionality create compelling "X Factors." The presentation is clear, informative, and effectively conveys the project's significance and potential for positive change.
