The Ephemeral Roof Exchange Places Second in Hong Kong Competition
Meghan Young — May 24, 2010 — Eco
References: bustler.net
There have been some interesting futuristic architectural designs as of late, but I have to say that the Ephemeral Roof Exchange is definitely one of the reigning ones out there. I'm surprised it only placed second in the Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facility Design Competition.
Conceived to be a transport hub in Hong Kong, the Ephemeral Roof Exchange was designed by Steven Ma Tze Chung, Wendy Fok Wei Yue and Dominik Strzelec. Offering three points of entry by sea, water and air, it is an impressive eco-structure that should be built somewhere in the world, at the very least.
Conceived to be a transport hub in Hong Kong, the Ephemeral Roof Exchange was designed by Steven Ma Tze Chung, Wendy Fok Wei Yue and Dominik Strzelec. Offering three points of entry by sea, water and air, it is an impressive eco-structure that should be built somewhere in the world, at the very least.
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Architectural Designs - Designing eco-structures with impressive transport hubs that offer multiple points of entry by sea, water, and air.
2. Ephemeral Roof Exchange - Creating innovative transport hub designs like the Ephemeral Roof Exchange, which was recognized in the Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facility Design Competition.
3. Transport Hub Innovation - Exploring disruptive ways to revolutionize transport hubs, such as incorporating sustainable and eco-friendly elements.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can leverage futuristic designs like the Ephemeral Roof Exchange to create novel transport hubs.
2. Transportation - The transportation industry can explore innovative transport hub designs to enhance connectivity and sustainability.
3. Eco-structures - The eco-structures industry can benefit from advancements in designing transport hubs with sustainable materials and technologies.
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