Photography
Photography as a tool for documenting architecture, heritage, landscapes, and human subjects within design practice.
UnIADA '26
The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards
The Push
The project is a tool to attract people and encourage them to ride bicycles through childhood memories
MADE BY HUMANS
The human hand, a symbol of creation and innovation has been used to form the identity of "Made by humans", a creative house. A hand silhouette has been shaped using the negative space of the typography of the logotype. Artworks with the hand as a hero element have been created for various applications of the brand, including the website. With Ines Smudja
Divide
Photography competition to identify physical and mental segregation in built environments
The Anthropocene Epoch: Under these Vast Skies.
At first glance these scenes seem surreal and almost magical. However, there is a sinister narrative at play - Under these Vast Skies: These Landscapes shouldn't look like this. Across scale and territory, this collection of photographs from sites across Iceland and NE England, lays bare the impact of the Anthropocene Epoch on our Landscape.
Well written
Well done Lesley
Design challenge for neighbourhoods that can grow
To meet the demands of the competition, which was to design a residential complex with the ability to grow with the residents, we were looking for a plan that could meet the cultural, social, climatic and sustainable development needs.
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very nice
Beautiful
WORK FOR FUN
that an open and free-spirited office like this will bring a breath of fresh air to the working environment in the short term, whether for students or adults. Anything that makes work enjoyable instills a sense of empathy towards work within us.
Production or Destruction
Human's industrial production and economic activities have destroyed the environment, as well as human's own home. Eventually a building built of concrete turned into a coffin for the future.
A HUMAN-SATURATED NATURE
Kamo River Esplanade, Kyoto, Japan
There are nice ideas here that could be enhanced by stricter compositions that reduce the elements and guide the eye and communicate the theme. eg, the crane and the water bottle last image would be more powerful with only the bird and the plastic bottle without the other fleeing bird. The zoom looking down to the footpath is a nice idea also and the various poses of the people become the theme and the solo pigeon becomes almost comical, but I do enjoy this image. Light and timing of the passers by could also be further considered. The kimono ladies and the bike above is a good foundation- its these kinds of unexpected elements that make a photo strong. Lots more shooting and more editing will help you hone the skills you demonstrate here.
The blend of people in the urban landscape is an interesting idea, but the photographer should spend more time concerned with the composition of the people and in particular their body language at the time of shutter release
Good luck ISA
With best wishs