Design meditation cabins to help Tokyo citizens destress and reconnect
We’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to one of our Honorable mention winner for our “Tiny Kiwi Meditation Cabin” competition – Aubin Prost from France!
I am a young graduate of the National School of Architecture in Clermont-Ferrand and I work mainly on projects in rural areas, at small scales of intervention. These are individual houses, renovations and small new buildings.
Architecture must be the concrete expression of a site. The architect must take on board the climatic challenges, the construction know-how, and the local way of life. Architecture must be the result of the choice of a construction method specific to the project’s environment.
Competitions allow a great deal of freedom in writing and in the choice of construction methods. Each project can be developed in a radical and poetic way between structure, composition, and material. These principles can then be worked on at all scales, from territory to detail.
Architecture competitions provide a complementary practice to that of the school or professional career.
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