This project explores our human relationship with water, ecology, and the natural environment. The use and control of natural light to define the spaces created and to facilitate the use of the space as an observation and educational space is of primary importance. In addition, the use and control of natural ventilation and the use of sustainable materials are important. Successful designs will be driven by a clearly articulated design concept and must engage the context of the ocean and land. Your design should be a site specific act, relating directly to the unique features of the project site. Projects should seek a deeper connection to the city of La Paz, becoming emblematic of the unique physical, political, historical, social and cultural aspects of the site and city. Successful projects will create a narrative with the site through the creation of connections and memorable spaces for visitors. Designs must create both physical and emotional connections between visitors and the natural environment, creating an awareness of our human relationship with water and the natural world. Your project should embody the idea of environmental stewardship and sustainability.
Daniel Rodawold, College of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, IL
Edgar Hakobysn, Glendale Community College, Glendale, CA
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