Temporary Architecture

‘Temporary Architecture’ is a theme that is part of the contest series ArchWeekly, a new brand of journal competitions inviting participants to engage in critical conversations on selected themes from several disciplines of architecture and design.

Any structure that is not designed for long-term use, but to serve some function in the short-term is deemed to be ‘temporary’. It exists for a short period of time and then disappears, providing a fleeting experience and leaving behind a memory. The experience is unique and more meaningful because of its acknowledged time limit.

It has the ability to mediate between aspired permanence and inevitable change, sustaining cultural meaning despite a short existence and is designed in response to the increased speed and acceleration of our world.

The brief pushes participants to put forward the relevance of temporary structures in society today and showcase the diversity in their intent and usage.

Winners:

Harold Demetrios

 

Needs vs Wants

Challenging the norms of construction with temporary architecture

 

Honorable Mention:

Jaya Eka

 

Path To Sustenance

Achieving sustainability through temporary construction

 

Explore the entire result on the competition WEBSITE.

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