24hr Block

Title

24hr Block

 Author

Stuckardt, L.M.C.

Contributor

Hackauf, U. (mentor)

Faculty

Architecture and The Built Environment

 Department

The Why Factory

 Date

2014-04-16

 Abstract

The '24 hour block' is a transforming machine, which constantly adapts to and provides a huge variety of spaces for urban activities. The project explores vacancy and separation of programs in contemporary cities as a potential for intensification and densification. Through mechanical transformation the block can respond to changing intensities and spatial requirements of urban activities over 24 hours. The project regards technology as a way to increase equality and agency for all users of the city. It increases density and diversity by envisioning the future urban block.

 Subject

Adaptive City
Transforming Urban Block

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Student theses

 Document type

master thesis

 Rights

(c) 2014 Stuckardt, L.M.C.
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