The market is a node between the boat pier, the sky train and the proposed extension of the sky walk reducing car dependence. The market creates a simple structure to provide the vendors with shade and the proper infrastructure they need to operate (light, water, and rest rooms). This market is made by typical local materials such as the vegetable crates, color plastic, wood, metal framing, etc. The market’s character is seen in the adaptability by the vendors themselves. Each of the vendors will be located in a different area inside or outside the main volume. They will be given their own material, identical to all the other vendors, but with a different color. Respecting their traditions, the market creates order to create a better economy in a better condition.
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University Works
Spanning Lines of Longitude and Latitude
Discussing University Works
Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, Escuela de Arquitectura y Estudios Urbanos
Triangulation/Ribs
Small / Large Inflatables
Computer Models II
The Room
A Lot with Little
Virginia Tech, School of Architecture + Design
Four Black Boxes and a Beacon: a Theater for Roanoke, Virginia
Olympic Village 2016+
Immanence
Sculptural object: A House
A House for a Farmer and His Dog Plus Requisite Outbuildings
Parsons, the New School of Design, School of Constructed Environments
Bangkok Market: An Architecture of 3 Ecologies
Bangkok Piers
Pratunam Pier
Bangkok: The Three Ecologies
Bridging Ban Krua
University of Illinois at Chicago, School of Architecture
New York is Not a Place
Family
Off-Grid Scenarios: Solutions for the Endless City
RUBIXtube
Collective Nesting: Urban Housing Prototype
University of Toronto, John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design
Montreal: Port/City
Automatic Revisited: Fabricating Sustainable Concrete Elements
Difference and Innovation in New Housing Typology
Edison Redux
Hotel Affect-ed
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid
A Viewpoint: A Continuous Circuit
Tourist Topography in Paraty, Brazil
Revitalization of the Southwest of Merida, Yucatán: “Chain-Value” Buildings
Musical Acoustics Research & Coordination Institute (M.A.R.C.I.)
Flamenco Diffusion Center
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Escola Tècnica Superior d’Arquitectura de Barcelona
Recirculation in Terramar
University and Student Housing in the Center of Amsterdam
Erik Gunnar Asplund’s Stockholm Public Library Expansion
“Conservatori del Liceu” Building in El Raval Neighborhood
New Topography for “Autòdrom St. Pere de Ribes”
ETH Zürich, Faculty of Architecture
Office Space Zürich See
Hochhaus in Zürich Leutschenbach
Concert Hall in Dubrovnik
Museum Würth
Museum Würth
Waseda University, Department of Architecture
The Memorial of Jorge Oteiza Standing on the Kawasaki Harbor
Jorge Oteiza Museum 2009
Modern Times
Museum of Sculptor Jorge Oteiza in Golf
Thinly Town: Reversible Landscape of the Underpopulated Village
University of Technology Sydney, Faculty of Design, Architecture, and Built Environment
The Ruins of Modernism
Beirut City
Sydney Concert Hall
The Gap
Vehicles of Memory
Project
Bangkok Market: An Architecture of 3 Ecologies
April 5, 2010
Project by Regina Galvanduque Flores.
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