Young Vancouver architects win Cleveland design competition
On Friday, Nick Sully and Hannah Teicher won the Cleveland Design Competition - Project 2007.
The architectural designers received the nod for their proposal for the down-and-out neighbourhood of Irishtown Bend in Cleveland.
Described by organizers as, "unused, overgrown, and largely inaccessible," Sully and Teicher proposed turning the abandoned riverside site into an urban agricultural wetland that would bridge two adjacent neighbourhoods with walkways.
Check out their winning project.
And here's Teicher beginning the interview with a description of the project.
Note: Nick Sully recently started his own architectural practice in Vancouver. To find out more visit nicksully.com. Hannah Teicher is an architectural intern with a diverse developing practicing combining sociology and architecture.
The architectural designers received the nod for their proposal for the down-and-out neighbourhood of Irishtown Bend in Cleveland.
Described by organizers as, "unused, overgrown, and largely inaccessible," Sully and Teicher proposed turning the abandoned riverside site into an urban agricultural wetland that would bridge two adjacent neighbourhoods with walkways.
Check out their winning project.
And here's Teicher beginning the interview with a description of the project.
Note: Nick Sully recently started his own architectural practice in Vancouver. To find out more visit nicksully.com. Hannah Teicher is an architectural intern with a diverse developing practicing combining sociology and architecture.
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