About Competition
The Lifeguard Tower was born with the idea of being able to create an adaptable prototype with the ability to open and close by its self, and thus protect itself or maintain 360 ° visibility in the established environment.
A conformation between a metallic structure and a wooden covering makes the “sustainable box” present movable panels on all its faces and levels, providing the adaptability to camouflage itself in the environment.
In the same way, its nature makes it possible to create infinity of volumes with the same prototype, creating a plastic and varied language in a single element.
The Sustainable Fund was designed in form and function for continuous surveillance and occasional protection, assuming the role of reference point of the main visiting areas of large and regular tourist cities.
His personal aesthetic is adaptable to any region and country due to its timeless character and its relationship with wood as a noble and self-sustainable material by nature.
In beaches, parks and squares, the Lifeguard Tower will add with its architectural figure to increase the aesthetic value of its surroundings.
“The participants declared first winner were Ambra Pecile, Gabriel Pedro Sottile, Gaston Emilio Budin and Linda Roveredo. The team submission was from Udine, Italy”
The participants declared second winner were Swati Meenakshi Sunder, Stephanie Adamou, Nilesh Pawar from Cardiff, Wales (UK)
The participants declared third winner were Rodrigo Galvez Morales and Estefania Miralles Arango from Guatemala, Guatemala.
The other team for the same position were Carlos I. Espejel Velázquez, Pablo Ruiz Cardenas from Mexico City, Mexico
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