Seven cities set in dystopian futures by architecture students
We have rounded up seven student projects presented on Dezeen School Shows that explore urbanism and architecture in speculative futures.
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We have rounded up seven student projects presented on Dezeen School Shows that explore urbanism and architecture in speculative futures.
A project that explores how architecture can uncover the history of a landscape is included in Dezeen's latest school show by the University of Toronto.
Share A team of Canadian students, including two from the University of Toronto, recently took home top prize in the Urban Land Institute/ Gerald D. Hines Hines Student Competition – the first time a non-American team has won the prestigious contest. Ruotian Tan, a master of urban design student, and Chenyi Xu, a master of architecture student, were both members of the winning team, which also included students from York University and Ryerson University. The annual competition asks entrants to find a solution to a complex urban design problem – in this case, by developing master pl...