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# 2020 Water as a Factor that Defines Space |
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Water takes a special place in landscapes. Whether in the form of a river, sea, artificial basin or lake, it defines, connects and divides other elements. It is a dynamic, unstable, and not entirely predictable element, which makes it at once very valuable and challenging. The project looks at architectural solutions for this boundary area, or as it is termed here ‘Blue Space’, and its social and environmental role. Blue Spaces are habitats for various species of flora and fauna whilst creating living spaces and recreational opportunities for humans that can positively affect mental and physical health.
Turning waste chicken feathers from the poultry industry into an alternative and lean source of edible protein.
American University of Sharjah
Using the byproducts of desalinisation to create new architectures
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University School of Design
A new bus seat to make public transport more accessible for those in need
A new device to collect road safety data from cyclist and share it in real time
