Anti-Ruin is a multi-phased architectural experiment that reimagines buildings as adaptive, ever-evolving systems rather than fixed, final forms. It inverts architectural fragility by merging top-down design with bottom-up growth, using modular, reconfigurable blocks. By transforming waste marble dust into sustainable, reusable masonry, it enables continuous adaptation in both form and resource use—an architecture that thrives on the wind of uncertainty.
Design + ConceptOZRUHMaterial Research + FabricationPhase 1 + Phase 2: Digital Building Technologies, ETH ZurichModels: 3DMZEngineeringformDPPhotographyLloyd LeeDocumentary FilmTroy Edige + Beyza Mese