Unrestricted Access | Marcos Narvaez
2011 Open Architecture Challenge California / United States / 2011
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Dotting the global landscape, decommissioned military installations are leaving their mark – symbols of triumph, pride, pain and the unforeseen consequences of military aggression. These abandoned structures and ghost towns disrupt neighborhoods and split entire communities.
Architecture for Humanity is hosting the 2011 Open Architecture Challenge – [un]restricted access – a design competition that will re-envision the future of decommissioned military space. This is an open invite to the global design and construction community to identify retired military installations in their own backyard, to collaborate with local stakeholders, and to reclaim these spaces for social, economic, and environmental good.
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Dotting the global landscape, decommissioned military installations are leaving their mark – symbols of triumph, pride, pain and the unforeseen consequences of military aggression. These abandoned structures and ghost towns disrupt neighborhoods and split entire communities. Architecture for Humanity is hosting the 2011 Open Architecture Challenge – [un]restricted access – a design competition that will re-envision the future of decommissioned military space. This is an open invite to the...
- Year 2011
- Work started in 2011
- Main structure Mixed structure
- Client Architectrure for humanity
- Status Competition works
- Type Parks, Public Gardens / Government and institutional buildings / Neighbourhoods/settlements/residential parcelling / Recovery/Restoration of Historic Buildings
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