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Exterior Perspective: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Exterior perspective is the visual representation of buildings and spaces from outside viewpoints. It encompasses how architects communicate spatial relationships, material qualities, and environmental context through drawn or rendered exterior views.

The community explores perspective techniques across diverse project types, from cultural conservation centers and vernacular architecture to industrial site transformations and panoramic perception studies. Members examine how exterior perspectives reveal building language, contextual integration, and the relationship between structure and landscape.

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Krissh and 3 others

418

Language Cons(v)erv(s)ation

The Language knowledge center aims at conserving languages by taking into account the historical significance, preserving the present diversity, and propagating a linguistically rich future.

Mohamed and 3 others

143

The Axis Athenaeum

Historical flow give a city layers consistently. Every new discourse and practice creates meaning and material layers in time and space.

Nida

112

Shirakawa-Go Culture and Conservation Center 2022

Beyond the first shade of the site exits a far richer dynamic -of people living as family across a neighborhood. The preservation of this UNESCO site was only possible because of the bond between the villagers. My take is to present the unity and pride of Shirakawa Go while paying homage to its culture. This project doesn't exist without its people

Kuro

GARVEST

How to design space to attract teenager by bring idea from game and farm to be design and programming idea?

Chris

Villa Vernacular Kerala

The home office has become more of a necessity to everyone now more than ever due to the current pandemic situation. Thanks to the advanced digitization and networking through the Internet modern life is being offered new possibilities. We have the opportunity to live and work in less crowded places with rural and scenic qualities far away from our office.

Eli and gabriel

REVIVAL

In a region that is still suffering the aftermath of a war, resile is a haven for the widows of Zanabad. It grants them the safety and independence they require, along with the basic needs and rights that they deserve.

Анастасия

TRANSFORMATION OF INDUSTRIAL TERRITORIES

The project was developed as part of the Bachelor's Graduate Thesis. The main idea was to create multifunctional neighborhoods based on historicity, identifiability and connectivity. The project also takes into account various types of buildings, courtyards and landscaping, which improves the quality of the environment due to its diversity.

Xianrong and 3 others

LINK

To help linking the elderly to the rest of the society, this senior activity center adapts an unique form that contains multiple gentle slopes that meandering through the woods and allows elderly to easily walk on. These slopes also create edges that is suitable for dynamic activities and attracts younger generation to interact with seniors on site.

Melek

THE YARD

With learning through experience, one of the Waldorf education principles, it is aimed for students to learn by experiencing design in the natural area that is at the center of this project. The name of this center is "The Yard". The workshops in the training program open to this courtyard and the use of semi-open space is aimed.