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Catalogue of urban forms. Towers + folded slab
Extract from the book Why Density? Debunking the myth of the cubic watermelon
May 27, 2015
1. Access to the underground car park 2. Communal gardens 3. Park 4. Apartment block 5. Communal facilities
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Gluckman Mayner. Dwellings in New York City. United States
Project published in DBOOK
May 27, 2015
Photo: Nikolas Koenig
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Catalogue of urban forms. Folded slabs
Extract from the book Why Density? Debunking the myth of the cubic watermelon
May 25, 2015
1. Kindergarten 2. Retail 3. Playground 4. Pocket park 5. Mountain dwellings
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Catalogue of urban forms. Slab + point building
Extract from the book Why Density? Debunking the myth of the cubic watermelon
May 23, 2015
1. Courtyard with corridors 2. Entrance to the courtyard 3. Communal deck 4. Grades towards the water
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Catalogue of urban forms. Sculpted urban block
Extract from the book Why Density? Debunking the myth of the cubic watermelon
May 21, 2015
1. Access to the lifts and staircase 2. Access to the underground car park 3. Open corridors 4. Row house blocks
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ADH, Workstation. Dwellings in Tokyo. Japan
Project published in DBOOK
May 20, 2015
Photo: ADH, Workstation
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Catalogue of urban forms. Perforated urban block
Extract from the book Why Density? Debunking the myth of the cubic watermelon
May 17, 2015
1. Access to the underground car park 2. High-rise patios 3. Courtyard 4. Slopped plinth
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Catalogue of urban forms. Hybrid urban block
Extract from the book Why Density? Debunking the myth of the cubic watermelon
May 14, 2015
1. Access to the public car park 2. Communal garden and playground 3. Community facilities building 4. Townhouses 5. Duplex penthouses
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Gerner & Gerner Plus. Collective housing in Vienna. Austria
Project published in DBOOK
May 12, 2015
Photo: Gerner & Gerner Plus
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Catalogue of urban forms. Towers + slabs
Extract from the book Why Density? Debunking the myth of the cubic watermelon
May 11, 2015
1. Plazas 2. Underground car park 3. Access to the car park
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