An Indonesian Smart City Design and a Contemporary Art School in Vienna: 10 Unbuilt Projects Submitted by our Readers

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Presented part of international competitions, this week’s best-unbuilt architecture gathers award-winning projects submitted by our readers. Highlighting as usual diverse approaches from across the globe, ArchDaily is rounding up in this article, a curated selection of cultural, civic, and urban proposals.

In Singapore, an adaptive reuse project transforms a power station into a creative industrial hub, while in Indonesia, a smart city design for the new capital generates an ecologically responsible environment. Moreover, Kjellander Sjöberg designs and develops an original city block in Stockholm, and TheeAe imagines a city hall for China. Other proposals include an entire reflective surface for a public square in Italy, a new city district in Tampere Finland, a University building in Warsaw, and a school for contemporary art in Vienna.

Read on to discover 10 proposals from international competitions and their descriptions from the architects. 

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Cite: Christele Harrouk. "An Indonesian Smart City Design and a Contemporary Art School in Vienna: 10 Unbuilt Projects Submitted by our Readers" 06 May 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/938921/an-indonesian-smart-city-design-and-a-contemporary-art-school-in-vienna-10-unbuilt-projects-submitted-by-our-readers> ISSN 0719-8884

“The Infinite City” smart city design for Indonesia New Capital. Image Courtesy of AntiStatics Architecture

本周未建成|印尼智能城市设计;维也纳现代艺术学校

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