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Ethan

Dynamic Louvers

This 3D model showcases a modern facade design featuring a grid-like framework with adjustable louvers. The louvers, arranged at varying angles, provide a visually dynamic and functional structure that balances aesthetics and utility.

Lawand

Pocket Facade

The Pocket Facade is a conceptual architectural project that combines sustainability and aesthetics. Designed with openings that look like a pocket, it allows for air circulation, enhancing indoor air quality and reducing energy consumption, perfect for very hot climates. The facade also diffuses natural light, creating inviting spaces.

Eddie

Glowing Ripple _ Paper Strip Lighting Fixture

This lighting fixture is crafted from overlapping paper strips, forming a dynamic, organic teardrop-like silhouette. Its layered structure creates an interplay of light and shadow, delivering a soft, diffused glow that enhances the ambiance of any space. The design emphasizes simplicity and elegance, making it a perfect centerpiece for modern interiors.

abdul

Market & Food Hall

a market place with a megastructure that pulls the program away from the ground up is achieved by repetition of a single element, planes. The planes are repeated to create an interlocking structure, aesthetics, light modifiers, and frame views. A contrast is achieved by having the primary circulation as a sculptured ramp in the center of the project.

Olga and Gabriela

TABULA RASA

The porpuse of the project was to design the most narrow, high and functional building that would serve as a public library for four people. The main theme of this project is Tabula rasa, which means a blank, blank blackboard. The key element is the entrance resembling a folded sheet of paper and openwork finished with red details

bingwen

Blurring boundaries

Design inspiration: the space language formed by the simplest geometry, overlapping and crossing, and then the blocks are divided from them, so that the simplest language can be integrated into nature. He abandoned the dependence on material and advocated the enjoyment and freedom of the spiritual field. To believe in simplicity means to trust nature.

John

Red Pill // Blue Pill

The philosophy, Evolution through Context, can be defined in many ways but none more so than the willingness to evolve and to choose. The illustration, entitled Red Pill // Blue Pill, is the graphic representation of this complex philosophy.

Minos

Stacked

Stacked is a concept which tries to create a space that is both functional and enjoyable despite limitations to size and height. It utilizes the spatial constraints present on the site to create a innovative pocket home that respects the local context.

Oh and 2 others

The Spiraling Circuit

We imagined a new platform; A continuous platform that can escape the vertical and horizontal surveillance network of Taylorism while at the same time integrating each space like a single space. As a result, the main concept of the building we propose is a continuous circuit. The continual flow on the spiraling-line induces active interactions with the user.

Henry

Container City Entry

We want to create container housing that is as cheap and replicable as dormitory student housing, but that allows students to have a sense of ownership and a better quality of life.