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Recreation area GLADNESS

Александр Рехлицкий
Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture
Ukraine

Project idea

In today's world, unfortunately, many ingenious architects are not recognized by society, when famous "stars" are popular thanks to the usual PR. Of course, I will not say names, but I think you understand what I mean. This project is a protest against pseudo-architecture and a call to search for new forms, self-expression and promotion of technology. This recreational area is a project that will never come to life, but it has an idea that, perhaps, will change the world.

Project description

This is a kind of embodiment of technology in nature. The smooth appearance of the pavilion harmoniously fits into the surrounding garden, where, whether it is a family or a company of friends, it can escape ordinary life. In such places you can conduct various activities: from a temporary exhibition of contemporary art to a cozy corner with puffs and jazz.
The project is designed for a significant part of the population, namely the youth for whom our future is with you. In the end, the main thing is to create the optimal environment for human development. In such a quiet and beautifully lit place you can conduct various workshops and lectures for students.
As for the idea, it is located on the first floor. To compensate for the lack of trees or, more precisely, to increase the population even in the most inaccessible places, it was decided to place them below ground level. Having a completely open area for sun and moisture (especially rain), trees can grow no worse than on the streets, and make them look better than creating a unique atmosphere for rest and relaxation.

Technical information

Terrain is any warm or moderate climate. The trees in this project are planted conditional, so it can be both Japanese cherry blossoms and Ukrainian oaks. Materials - concrete and steel. Pavilion - metal frame and plastic. Of course, not the most environmentally friendly materials, but at least no wood has been cut.

Co-authors

Only Alexander Rekhlitskiy

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