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School 4 Burma Design Winning Proposal / Amadeo Bennetta and Daniel LaRossa



Courtesy of Amadeo Bennetta and
Building Trust International recently announced that designers Amadeo Bennetta and Daniel LaRossa, of Berkeley, California have won the School 4 Burma Design Competition. The winning design, for a modular school for migrant and refugee children in the Thai-Burma border town of Mae Sot, beat entries from all over the world as the competition generated progressive, contemporary design solutions. Over 800 designers and academic institutions expressed interest. More images and description on the winning proposal after the break.

Courtesy of Amadeo Bennetta and Daniel LaRossa
The winning team submitted a proposal that expressed a high level of flexibility responding well to the brief. The design utilizes an adaptable framework that balances prefabricated structural elements with locally crafted, modular, bamboo panels. By creating entirely flat-packed components, BURMA [RE]FRAMED can be rapidly reassembled from a flatbed truck into a courtyard school, a single building or even as independent multi-use units. By reconsidering the restrictions of land ownership into an opportunity for flexible community , BURMA [RE]FRAMED acts as a local/global bridge providing at-risk communities with a physical around which the population can learn, grow and thrive.

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As the Building Trust International project now moves from conception to the planning and fabrication phase, the charity plans to work closely with the Kwe Ka Baung School, community leaders and other aid agencies in the area to ensure that the development of the design continues with their input. They have the funding to develop the winning design, but are now also looking for funding partners for a number of entries that they believe could be used to help other schools in the region. The competition has been a great success and highlights the key role that architects and designers have in tackling global issues.
School 4 Burma Design Winning Proposal (1) Courtesy of Amadeo Bennetta and Daniel LaRossa School 4 Burma Design Winning Proposal (2) Courtesy of Amadeo Bennetta and Daniel LaRossa School 4 Burma Design Winning Proposal (3) plan School 4 Burma Design Winning Proposal (4) diagram 01 School 4 Burma Design Winning Proposal (5) diagram 02



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