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Unidentified Flying Building

A place for the collective

Location
Design research
Year
2019
Contribution
Architectural design
Project type
Humanity Pavilion competition proposal
Approach to the circular pavilion
Approach to the circular pavilion

A circular gathering place that explores enclosure, openness and our relationship with one another.

Presented in the portfolio as Unidentified Flying Building, this study places a shared gathering space within a circular architectural boundary.

The design investigates the tension between a defined interior and an open horizon. Plans, sections and visualisations explore how a collective place can hold people together while remaining connected to its surroundings.

Context & credits

Design study by Denislav Sokolov (Deniz Atasoy). Drawings and visualisations from the author’s portfolio.

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The inner gathering space
02The inner gathering space
Radial floor plan and concentric roof plan
03Radial floor plan and concentric roof plan
An open horizon at dusk
04An open horizon at dusk

Architectural drawings, models and visualisations are design representations; project status is stated separately.

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Forest of Verdi

Music becomes a place

2022

Rogoredo, Milan, Italy / Conservatory campus competition proposal

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Designs, drawings, images and music authored by Denislav Sokolov / Deniz Atasoy are protected by copyright. Collaborative work is presented with project credits and the author’s contribution identified. Rights in contributions by other collaborators remain with their respective authors.