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November 20, 2019

Weitzman Alums Place Third in Japan's Central Glass International Design Competition

Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) presenting at the 54th Central Glass International Design Competition
Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) presenting at the 54th Central Glass International Design Competition
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Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) presenting at the 54th Central Glass International Design Competition
Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) with Judges Tadao Kamei (MArch'78) and Goichi Kamochi (MArch'89)
Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) with Judge Yoshiharu Tsukamoto
Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) presenting at the 54th Central Glass International Design Competition
Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) with Judges Tadao Kamei (MArch'78) and Goichi Kamochi (MArch'89)
Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) with Judge Yoshiharu Tsukamoto
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Recent Weitzman alumnae Justine Huang (MArch'19) and Anya Sinha (MArch'19) earned third place in the 54th Central Glass International Design Competition in Tokyo, Japan.

Their submission, titled Residue: Charms of the Sakariba, originated as a project for Lecturer Florencia Pita's 704 studio in spring 2019.

The competition theme was "Architecture That Generates New Sakariba." Sakariba are described as "lively places where crowds gather."

Huang and Sinha's proposal "seeks to reform the 'leftovers' of postindustrial sites and radically energize these social habitats."

Competition judges included Hiroshi Naito, Kengo Kuma, Jun Aoki, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, and Weitzman alumni Tadao Kamei (MArch'78) and Goichi Kamochi (MArch'89).

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