Street elevation looking at Phoenix street, which is transformed into a bicycle lane-way and how people gather here as a community for various inter-cultural activities and festivals.
The existing neighbourhood being mapped out for temporary occupations that can facilitate up-skilling.
Three scenarios were tested, as to how the site will grow on the future and exploring how commercial 3 zone would become beneficial to this sub-urb, and then the proposal was a commercial 3 plus zone typology.
Axonometric drawing showing the various facilities across the training hub which has a mix of training and retail element to train the migrants as well as grant job opportunities.
Section through the training center showing connections through levels and how privacy is layered from bottom to top with the more quiet places towards upper levels.
Section through the public square and food labs, showing how atrium-lit spaces play an integral part of the quality of spaces and the square which can turn into a hub of pop-up experimentations.
The laneway inside the neighbourhood, that leads to the residential apartments.
The set-back between the building footprint and the street is flanked by archways
which serve as outdoor hang-out spaces.
Developement of the plot over a period of 20 years in 5 phases.