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Structured Accessibility with Defined Entrances and Multi-Level Parking Capacity

Author:
Abdolhamid Izadi
Structured Accessibility with Defined Entrances and Multi-Level Parking Capacity

Project in-detail

With defined entrances and a multi-level parking capacity for 950 cars, the design prioritizes structured accessibility in an urban context while accommodating a diverse range of user functions.
5 key facts about this project
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Defined entrances enhance user flow for both staff and public.
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Multi-level parking accommodates 950 vehicles within an urban context.
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Clear labeling of multiple levels improves accessibility and navigation.
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Longitudinal and side elevations create visual coherence across the design.
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Mezzanine and ground floor layouts support varied functional needs.

The design features a carefully organized space that effectively meets the needs of its users. Located in an urban area, it includes two main levels: a Mezzanine and a Ground Floor. Each level is arranged to allow easy movement for both staff and visitors. The layout promotes clear circulation patterns, ensuring that different functions within the building are easily accessible. This approach to design reflects a thoughtful consideration of the challenges found in modern cities.

Mezzanine and Ground Floor Layout

The Mezzanine Floor Plan includes specific entrances for staff and the public. These clearly defined access points enhance the flow of movement throughout the building. By separating the two entrances, the design caters to the diverse needs of its users. This organization aims to provide a comfortable and efficient experience, allowing individuals to navigate the space with ease.

Parking and Functional Capacity

The Ground Floor Plan incorporates a parking area designed to hold up to 950 cars over eight levels. This aspect of the design addresses the growing demand for parking in urban settings. By providing substantial parking capacity, the design anticipates future needs in an increasingly crowded environment. This foresight aims to reduce congestion and improve accessibility for all users.

Vertical Relationships and Elevations

Different floor levels are marked with specific height designations, ranging from +320.45 to +375.45. This clear labeling is important for understanding the functional layout of the building. The various elevations—longitudinal, front, back, and side—show how different parts of the structure interact with each other. They offer a glimpse into how the overall design is both functional and visually coherent.

The approach to layout and access prioritizes user interaction with various spaces. The distinct entrances and well-considered levels create a functional environment. This attention to detail ensures that users can move comfortably from one area to another, emphasizing the building's focus on practical and effective design.

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MICROHOME 10: Celebrating Small-Scale Living with €100,000 Prize Fund and Kingspan’s Innovation

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Competition organisers

The MICROHOME 10 competition invites participants to submit visionary designs for off-grid, modular microhomes that push the limits of sustainable, small-scale living. Organised by Buildner in partnership with Kingspan and Hapi Homes, this tenth edition sets the challenge of designing a dwelling for two people within a maximum floor area of 25 m², encouraging bold solutions adaptable to any urban or rural location. The competition continues Buildner’s mission to foster innovative approaches to compact, energy-efficient housing that can address pressing global challenges.

This year’s edition offers a generous total prize fund of €100,000, including the Kingspan Award for designs that integrate high-performance Kingspan products and the Hapi Homes Award for a project selected for real-world construction. In addition to cash prizes, the winners gain international exposure through Buildner’s media partnerships, publications, and a dedicated MICROHOME magazine, further amplifying their ideas to the wider architectural community.

Key dates for MICROHOME 10 include the closing date for registration on 25 September 2025, the submission deadline on 29 October 2025 (11:59 p.m. London time), and the announcement of winners on 9 December 2025. These milestones ensure participants have clear timelines to develop and present their concepts, with early registration discounts available to support students and emerging designers worldwide.

MICROHOME

Design a new small-scale home concept in the 10th edition of MICROHOME — 100,000 € prize + construction

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Prize 100,000 € + Potential realisation
Eligibility Open to all
Final registration deadline 25 September 2025

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