Design a sustainable food court structure for the heart of a classical music festival

We’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to one of our Honorable mention winner for our "Tokyo Urban Meditation Cabins" competition – Jaesung Yoon from South Korea!
Honorable mention winner from South Korea
I graduated from Kaywon University of Arts & Design after studying interior design for 3 years and architectural interior for 1 year. This is the first overseas competition that I challenged alone in the last semester.
By meditation The most important point when working on this project was the lifestyle of Tokyo residents. A survey of what these people use the most in real life and where they visit the most influenced this project.
I think architecture is a vessel that can contain parts necessary for humans such as history, culture, and nature. Architects should make this vessel sustainable.
It is because I am curious about the thoughts of people in other cultures and want to share them.
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