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0.531 In between Pathway

0.532 Primitive Forest Backgarden

0.533 Linking Ground to the Platform

0.534 Platform for Social exchange

0.535 Occupation of Human and Non human

0.536 Utilising Existing door

0.537 Eaton Square pergola

0.538 Local plan and Bigger scheme

0.539 Initial idea model

0.53Terrainversion

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Y4 Project_2022-2023

By 2040, once-isolated green enclaves have converged into an interconnected network of communal landscapes. The strategic reconfiguration of boundaries and pathways cultivates collective ownership, fortifies social cohesion, and enhances ecological resilience—ultimately contributing to a more inclusive and sustainable urban identity.

Terrainversion

By 2040, London’s previously fragmented green spaces have coalesced into a vast, continuously linked infrastructure of communal landscapes. Once-inaccessible plots, formerly characterized by fences and underuse, are now seamlessly integrated through policy reforms, participatory planning, and new governance models that privilege collective stewardship. These formerly disjointed enclaves have been transformed into a dynamic tapestry of public gardens, biodiversity corridors, and multi-purpose terraces that serve both ecological and social needs.

Under this new paradigm, communities shape their built environment through inclusive design charrettes, ensuring that each reconfigured space responds to local cultural narratives and environmental conditions. Elevated walkways, reimagined boundary walls, and modular pavilions facilitate both pedestrian movement and wildlife migration, fostering stronger ecological resilience throughout the city. As everyday encounters in these revived green networks become more frequent, a renewed culture of collaboration and shared identity flourishes—culminating in a London that exemplifies equitable access, sustainable development, and collective well-being.

Tutor
Miraj Ahmed and Martin Jameson

Facts
3D Modelling: Hyunuk Kim + Assistance of Derin Aktan and Ayse Kuru
Unreal Engine Rendering: Hyunuk Kim
Photography and 2D drawing: Hyunuk Kim
Model Making: Hyunuk Kim

with people in the street, parks, gardens, and AA collegues

Building data
Speculative project

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Year : 2040

Place : London

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