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Results of Innovative Minds 2014: Dimensional Evolutions

By Bustler Editors|

Monday, Jul 7, 2014

Detail from the winning entry "Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture" by Arnold Wong Yok Fai

The winning projects were announced for Gurroo's Innovative Minds 2014: Dimensional Evolutions, which highlights the growing presence of digital design in producing physical architecture. The competition also brings attention to solving problems and creating innovation through virtual design.

After receiving entries from a dozen countries, the judging panel selected one winner (who received a cash prize of US$1,000) and 10 Honorable Mentions.

Judging Panel: 

  • Jamison McBride, Holabird & Root - Chicago
  • Travis Bridges, AIA, OKW Architects - Chicago
  • Mike Domek, Nagle Hartray - Chicago
  • Michael Everts, AIA, NCARB, Associate Professor of Architecture, Montana State University
  • Joe Procunier, Editor Gurroo.com

Check out the winning entries right below.

Winning entry: "Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture" by Wong Yok Fai, Arnold (Hong Kong). Affiliation: The University of Hong Kong

WINNER
Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture
Author: Wong Yok Fai, Arnold (Hong Kong)
Affiliation: The University of Hong Kong 

Project description:

"'Space is a social morphology: The space of a (social) order is hidden in the order of space… space is neither a ‘subject’ or an ‘object’ but rather a social reality – that is to say, a set of relations and forms…' Henri Lefebvre, The Production of Space 

Site: a deteriorating composite building in Hong Kong – Chungking Mansions 

The rapid shift of how inhabitants occupy spaces is the consequence of the intensive internalization in Chungking Mansions.People occupy and create spaces depends on how they understand and think of spaces. This project looks at the transforming qualitative dimensions of moving bodies and how it intersects with the environment." 

Winning entry: "Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture" by Wong Yok Fai, Arnold (Hong Kong). Affiliation: The University of Hong Kong

"Concept: Architecture as process and a living laboratory.

The premise of the proposal is to create new species of space within the existing Chungking Mansions. Interface will act as a living laboratory from human scale to building scale, which could perform, transform and analyze. Architecture in this case is not only a fixed instrument for controlling the environment, but more importantly, an evolutionary system that relinquishes control to the environment. Within Interface’s seemingly chaos, an elegant, hidden order is revealed through the progression of time and form. It creates an unfinished space within the finished, in hoping to regenerate itself  through its embedded feedback and analytical mechanism. 

The ultimate goal of the project is to set up architecture as process, through treating Chungking Mansions as a living laboratory, in hoping to question the predetermined building envelopes and walls, in the way that they prescribe human actions.

Dimensional Evolution:  the linkage between virtual and physical 

The design process and studies of Interface were made digitally, yet, the proposal did not end as a virtual representation of a design concept. Instead, a one to five scale model was made in order to understand how the virtual design could be a possible physical solution to the increasingly complex spatial issues in our time."

For the Honorable Mentions, click through the thumbnail gallery below. You can find each of their project descriptions here.

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Results of Innovative Minds 2014: Dimensional Evolutions

By Bustler Editors|

Monday, Jul 7, 2014

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Detail from the winning entry "Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture" by Arnold Wong Yok Fai

Related

virtual design ● technology ● results ● innovative minds ● environmental analysis ● digital painting ● building information modeling ● bim ● animation

The winning projects were announced for Gurroo's Innovative Minds 2014: Dimensional Evolutions, which highlights the growing presence of digital design in producing physical architecture. The competition also brings attention to solving problems and creating innovation through virtual design.

After receiving entries from a dozen countries, the judging panel selected one winner (who received a cash prize of US$1,000) and 10 Honorable Mentions.

Judging Panel: 

  • Jamison McBride, Holabird & Root - Chicago
  • Travis Bridges, AIA, OKW Architects - Chicago
  • Mike Domek, Nagle Hartray - Chicago
  • Michael Everts, AIA, NCARB, Associate Professor of Architecture, Montana State University
  • Joe Procunier, Editor Gurroo.com

Check out the winning entries right below.

Winning entry: "Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture" by Wong Yok Fai, Arnold (Hong Kong). Affiliation: The University of Hong Kong

WINNER
Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture
Author: Wong Yok Fai, Arnold (Hong Kong)
Affiliation: The University of Hong Kong 

Project description:

"'Space is a social morphology: The space of a (social) order is hidden in the order of space… space is neither a ‘subject’ or an ‘object’ but rather a social reality – that is to say, a set of relations and forms…' Henri Lefebvre, The Production of Space 

Site: a deteriorating composite building in Hong Kong – Chungking Mansions 

The rapid shift of how inhabitants occupy spaces is the consequence of the intensive internalization in Chungking Mansions.People occupy and create spaces depends on how they understand and think of spaces. This project looks at the transforming qualitative dimensions of moving bodies and how it intersects with the environment." 

Winning entry: "Interface - Metamorphosis in Architecture" by Wong Yok Fai, Arnold (Hong Kong). Affiliation: The University of Hong Kong

"Concept: Architecture as process and a living laboratory.

The premise of the proposal is to create new species of space within the existing Chungking Mansions. Interface will act as a living laboratory from human scale to building scale, which could perform, transform and analyze. Architecture in this case is not only a fixed instrument for controlling the environment, but more importantly, an evolutionary system that relinquishes control to the environment. Within Interface’s seemingly chaos, an elegant, hidden order is revealed through the progression of time and form. It creates an unfinished space within the finished, in hoping to regenerate itself  through its embedded feedback and analytical mechanism. 

The ultimate goal of the project is to set up architecture as process, through treating Chungking Mansions as a living laboratory, in hoping to question the predetermined building envelopes and walls, in the way that they prescribe human actions.

Dimensional Evolution:  the linkage between virtual and physical 

The design process and studies of Interface were made digitally, yet, the proposal did not end as a virtual representation of a design concept. Instead, a one to five scale model was made in order to understand how the virtual design could be a possible physical solution to the increasingly complex spatial issues in our time."

For the Honorable Mentions, click through the thumbnail gallery below. You can find each of their project descriptions here.

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