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PrizeWinner in Architectural Design / Small Architecture
Project locationAtlanta, Georigia, United States
University/SchoolGeorgia Insitute of Technology
Lead ArchitectRachel Cloyd
Project Videohttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZEqDdhE3byBwxgVapnqE-SiH1G9gUji4/view?usp=sharing

How can our transportation infrastructure be used to fulfill another purpose? In the same way public transportation has provided efficiencies of affordability and sustainability for the movement of people, the planned Atlanta BeltLine light rail can also be utilized for urban spaces and activities. Since a particular program may not be needed in all neighborhoods every day, the architecture can leverage a rotating schedule to appear and disappear as needed. This mobile fleet provides a sustainable way to create architecture which can be used by many people in many neighborhoods.