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Ordos 100, 40 Revolutionary Housing Concepts
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Ordos 100 is a massive project that is being developed for Jiang Yuan Water Engineering Ltd in Ordos, Inner Mongolia(China) which involves the construction of 100 Villas designed by 100 acclaimed architects from 27 different countries.
Divided into two phases, the first phase encompasses 28 villas while the second phase includes the rest. Each architect is given 1000 square meters of land to work with and display their creativity. It is to be expected that the concepts put forward by the participating architects would actually be constructed on the specific piece of land if approved. The ever delightful architecture blog Arch Daily has a comprehensive report and analysis on each house on their site. If you are interested in the plans and details of each house, you will find it there. But here is quick round up of our favorites.
Design by Derek Dellekamp
Design by Encore Hereux + G Studio
Design by Fabrizio Barozzi, Alberto Veiga
By Juan Pablo Maza (FRENTE)
Design by Luca Selva Architects
Design by I|K studio – Mariana Ibanez, Simon Kim.
By nArchitects
Design by Iwamoto Scott Architecture
Design by JDS Architects
Design by Johnston Marklee & Associates
Design By Mass Studies
Design by Multiplicities
By NL Architects – Pieter Bannenberg, Walter van Dijk, Kamiel Klaasse
Design By Oyler Wu Collaborative
Design by Preston Scott Cohen
Design by R&Sie(n)
Villa by Rafi Segal.
Design by Rocker Lange
Design by RSVP
Design by Slade Architecture
Design By Taller Territorial de Mexico
