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Previous competition runners-up Paul Jones and Chris Brown from the UK have gone on to achieve success, and have even won new commissions due to the attention they received from their winning entry.

After having their designs published as winners on the Bee Breeders website, as well as several industry publications such as Dezeen and ArchDaily, Paul and Chris started to receive some favourable attention for their work.

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Urban Zoo Coworking Challenge winners featured on Archdaily:

"Urban Zoo Coworking was looking for a design that differentiated itself from traditional offices and represented the creativity and collaboration taking place within their spaces. Jurors analyzed the versatility and adaptability of the entries as well as the quality of the coworking spaces and designers’ efforts to create a distinct and recognizable branded interior."

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The importance of model making in architecture could be thought to have reduced in recent years. With the introduction of new and innovative architecture design technology, is there still a place for model making in architecture?

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The United Nations has predicted the World’s Population will rise from 3.6 billion to 6.3 billion by 2050. Inevitably this will mean that buildings will need to accommodate more people while taking up less space. Meaning we’re likely to see skyscrapers growing in popularity as well as height.

Therefore, there will be more demand for skyscrapers to use new technology and innovative design to become more sustainable and have less of a negative impact on its environment.

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Observation towers which allow visitors to climb and observe their surroundings, provide a chance to take in the beauty of the land while at the same time adding something unique and impressive to the landscape.

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