MOON CAPITAL Competition 2010
an international design challenge

 

These select entries were featured at the Moon Ball Forum on October 21, 2010 at the Boston Center for the Arts Cyclorama in Boston, Massachusetts.

 

Unique | Fun | Energy | Habitat | Rover

 

Notable Unique Submissions

Name
B. Harms

Firm/Affiliation
 

City,State/Country
San Luis Obispo, CA USA

Team Members
K. Bradley

Stadium of International Lunar Olympics

Olympics on the moon. Think about the potential of the pole vault in 17% gravity!

Name
 

Firm/Affiliation
Design Couture

City,State/Country
Toronto, Canada

Team Members
 

Full Moon

An engineered moon cusine which encompassing ALL vital nutrients!

Name
C. Cothran

Firm/Affiliation
 

City,State/Country
Richmond, VA USA

Team Members
 

Satellite Park

Low gravity allows us to bounce much higher!

Name
F. Bashir

Firm/Affiliation
 

City,State/Country
Toronto, Ontario Canada

Team Members
A. Warwick

Spatial Blur

Defines an era where technology makes the distinction between real and virtual life, space and time, is on the verge of becoming indistinguishable; hence living in a blur – a mere extension to our lives at present time. ‘Spatial Blur’ enables humans to inhabit moon through real and proxy lives, while creating environments that are both real and virtual and inevitably defining a new sociological and architectural realm.

Name
C. Cagliostro

Firm/Affiliation
 

City,State/Country
Arlington, TX USA

Team Members
J. Cano, J. Narvaez

Zen Pod

Zen Pod is a testing mechanism that confines one – as if on the moon – it motivates thought and encourages one to explore mentally in total confinement while collecting data on its inhabitant. 

Name
J. Olinger

Firm/Affiliation
New World Design

City,State/Country
Arlington, VA USA

Team Members
D. Foreman, T. Huyck

Moon Based

Intensive psychological studies revealed that the problem of osteoporosis, which afflicted nearly all space-bound humans, could be overcome with a combination of mineral supplements and a new activity called “gliding.” Gliding is similar to swimming in the air. This new and preferred form of locomotion compelled designers to develop spaces that were within the Lunarian Logic (i.e. near vertical chases that link levels, continuous surfaces of program that wrap an interior in three dimensions, attenuated homes that are gleefully transgressed by zipping back and forth down long corridors).

Name
C. Smith

Firm/Affiliation
 

City,State/Country
Arlington, TX USA

Team Members
J. Hallet, K. Liggett

PGOT

Redesigning organisms – genetic engineering of organisms here on earth to make them adaptable to the lunar environment.

 

Unique | Fun | Energy | Habitat | Rover