This year's competition launched in early November attracted 6 entries from students in Years 7-10. Entries included abstract canopies composed of elemental geometries, a bus stop that maximizes greenery while ensuring accessibility, a biophilic pavilion that caters to the needs of humans and insects alike, a zero-carbon cafe built from sustanable and recycled materials and uses collected rainwater, an organic structure spanning between large trees, and a well-being pavilion made from cob.
The team at DaeWha Kang Design has chosen Rachel's design of a well-being pavilion and fully modeled it for the Metaverse. Her pavilion is made from cob and features a water collection system that provides for humans, aquatic plants, and fish.
Click the button at the beginning of this post to explore Rachel's pavilion in the Metaverse, and view all other entries showcased in the pavilion.
In recognition of Noor's elabrate design of a carbon-neutral pavilion, DKD has also modeled her design as a small scale model and has put it on exhibition in the Gen Z universe.
DKD congratulates all the entrants for their creativity in imagining a pavilion that is environmentally sustainable. We hope everyone can find joy in experiencing the winning entry in 3D in the Gen Z Universe!
