A design competition in which upper class students were invited to compete in a one-day charette in which students were given the design problem in the morning and judged by a panel of leading architectural professionals later that afternoon, culminating in the awarding of prizes to the three winning teams.

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My team of three responded to the challenge of housing for the homeless by utilizing pre-existing "car parking lift structures" commonly found in urban areas to create a dual space for parking during the day and private shelter by night.

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More info: 

https://arch.usc.edu/support/guild/programs/charette