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The challenge is to design a modular bus shelter for an urban pedestrian street. The goal is to provide an architectural solution that is functional, feasible, repeatable, and elegant. The bus shelter must protect people from the elements (rain, sun), while providing ample security, circulation and seating. The designer is free to choose a location, but the documentation should clearly explain the chosen location and how the design responds to its immediate context. The bus shelter must include a signage element for orientation and advertisement.
The purpose of these challenges is to build a resource that is community driven, that the community can pull from, and that the community can expand upon. Special attention will be given to those submissions that creatively use the tools in their design.
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- 2nd Place: 50% off of an upcomming CASE workshop.
- 3rd Place: $50 Amazon Gift Card
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Design Description
The design process for this project, involved the translation of the structure of the body of a firefly (lampyridae) into a meshed surface and self-lit panels. The firefly's capacity to depend on its own...
Parham Karimi
An elegant free-form shelter to protect people and pedal cycles.
London, UK
AdaptByMany
By Milos Todorovic, Slovenia
Site location: “world-wide”
DESIGN INTENT
The basic design intent of the “AdaptByMany...
Milos Todorovic
Location : Phoenix, AZ, USA
The key to this challenge is the modular manufacturing aspect. This structure is architecturally pleasing as well as efficient for manufacturing. I designed this with Brock University (St.Catharines, ON) in mind. This school's bus route is...
The bus stop is locatedin Chicago, IL on the intersection of Congress and Michigan Ave. The bus stop is an Algae Bioreactor that converts C02 into biodiesel. This will help reduce the emissions in the city of Chicago. The bus stop protects...
The design is inspired by the way we cool down while sitting under a tree like "Jonah the profit".
The construction is made out of steel profile that contains a water pipe with little holes which...
DesignByMany is a challenge based design technology community. Users post challenges to the community along with their design source files. The community can then post responses with their own source files to solve the challenge. They can also comment on the challenge and interact with other designers throughout the process.
DesignByMany is a challenge based design technology community. Users post challenges to the community along with their design source files. The community can then post responses with their own source files to solve the challenge. They can also comment on the challenge and interact with other designers throughout the process.
