Mixed Use

Mixed-use architecture brings different activities together within a building or development. The design challenge is to create useful connections while managing the boundaries between uses with different schedules, access needs and levels of privacy.

Trace entrances, vertical circulation, deliveries and shared services as well as the main public route. Examine how the ground floor meets the street and whether outdoor or communal spaces can support the range of users shown in the brief.

Compare the mix of programmes with the local context rather than assuming that greater variety guarantees an active place. The projects in this collection provide starting points for questions about management, adaptability and the experience of daily use.

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Hangzhou Prism | OMA

OMA's design for Xinhu Hangzhou Prism is integrated into the beauty of the surrounding natural landscape. The complex will house a hotel, retail space, lofts, and an atrium garden. Hangzhou, the ...

Café Liebeliebe | PLS Architects

Café Liebeliebe

Café Liebeliebe, A Way on the Horizon. Many commercial buildings have recently been built along the coastline between Busan and Ulsan. It reflects people’s desire to break away from the city centre. ...

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