Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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National Arts Centre
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Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Train World Museum
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Marie-Francoise Plissart
Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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National Automobile Museum
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Ornella Orlandini
Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Montréal Insectarium
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Mélanie Dusseault
Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Time Out Market
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Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Union Station Food Hall
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Philip Castleton
Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Square Viger
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Martine Doyon
Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Musée des Confluences
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Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Lightemotion founder François Roupinian, IALD
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Lightemotion: 20 Years of Lights and Thrills
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Lightemotion founder François Roupinian, IALD
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Completing the incomplete dream of the Lavalin Skytrain. Left abandoned for 40 years; the Skytrain structure was labeled an “amputated bridge” for its inaccessibility. The failed mega project shares the load between the roadways of the adjacent bridge in a gap of 8.5 meters wide and 280 meters long.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
From Vacant to Vibrant. Situated in Bangkok's most significant historical area, the 360-degree view of the Chao Phraya Sky Park bridges the city's past and present through the juxtaposition of the city’s old town and the modern skyline at one glance.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Bridging Bangkok’s past and present at a glance. Merging juxtaposed sides of Bangkok two existing parks, the CPSP creates the first pedestrian bridge across the river for the nation, enabling dwellers to traverse on foot. Once inaccessible, the wasted infrastructure now links Bangkok’s significant cultural and historical landmarks.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Not competing, but respect. The CPSP is located next to the nation's most important monument: the Memorial Bridge, the new structure of CPSP humbly emulates the curves of its predecessor weaves the slopes of its counterpart to adorn the city’s landscape in unison.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Bangkok’s new public green space over the river. The waterfront in central Bangkok was often occupied by informal settlements or luxurious hotels, why not create a new public green space over the river? Once inaccessible, the wasted ruins are now whole, linking significant cultural destinations.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Lengthening experiences through the narrowness Squeezed between heavy traffic with just 8.5 meters, The CPSP made rooms out of the narrowness by splitting the space into two interweaving pathways. Elevating all park structures, the CPSP reduces the disruptions caused by traffic visual, noise, and pollution.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Forming Sunrise and Sunset Outlook by intertwining walkways Cutting across the shortest section of the river, the 280-meter appears straightforward in the visual distance. To lengthen the users’ experience, CSPS hides its visual endpoints on both ends by raising intertwining walkways while forming Sunrise and Sunset Outlooks.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
For the first time, the Memorial Bridge has been given its place in the frame With a 360-degree view, pedestrians can enjoy a foreground view with the Memorial Bridge, overlooking Bangkok’s historical postcard destinations. CPSP has shown the future possibilities from abandonment to placemaking for increasing the health of the citizens and their city.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Bridging not just people but also wildlife. CPSP shows the importance of walkability, creating low carbon-emission construction from adaptive reuse while restoring its citizens' physical and mental health with greenery. These natural gradients promote urban biodiversity, providing a microclimate and green corridor for pollinators and insects.
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Chao Phraya Sky Park
Kotchakorn Voraakhom
At the Chao Phraya Sky Park’s hill curve midpoint. The two divided pathways merged at Sky Park’s midpoint, where the topography is raised as a hilltop curve, formed by small cascading steps that carve out a sitting area and a performance stage for special occasions.
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