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Site Analysis: Projects, Journals & Ideas

74 Projects 2 Journals 35 Publications

About Discussions Projects74 Journals2 Publications35

Site analysis is the foundational process of examining physical, environmental, and contextual conditions before design begins. It involves studying topography, climate, existing structures, infrastructure, and social patterns to establish a comprehensive understanding of place.

The community explores site analysis through projects that reveal urban systems, natural processes, and spatial relationships. Work ranges from mapping channels and natural infrastructure to analyzing urban form and digital flows that shape contemporary sites.

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Herriot Watt University2 works

Menno Smit2 works

Sumaita Tahseen1 work

Rohit Raj1 work

shoan philip1 work

Aazil Abdul Jamal1 work

zillur rahman1 work

Jahnavi Thakkar1 work

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Karim

325

Tinker Project

Taking inspiration from the existing skyline of Cairo’s slums and particularly Manshiyat Naser, and by repurposing the most common building materials used such as simple red brick, recycled wood and steel, ‘Ghiya’ was visualized as a striking and optimistic continuation to an otherwise monotonous and often overlooked skyline.

Herriot

301

GRUNHUIS

A connecting heaven

Tianyi

278

MORE THAN A CHANNEL

MORE THAN A CHANNEL is a sustainable water inspired landscape design located in the South East Wedge of Edinburgh. This design utilizes the local flooding risk, provides spaces for the existing watercourses to flood safely, and reuse water as a natural media to bring a sense of wonder and enjoyment of play to this suburban environment.

Rohit

207

Structuring the Urban Form with Natural Systems

Due to the need for incorporation of innovation to effectively manage services, resources and limited space, mountain cities acquire an identity that sets them apart from the cities in plains. Thus this thesis explores the idea of structuring the urban form around the natural water system to utilize the available natural features in the best possible way.

Abolfazl and 2 others

162

SEEKER HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL

This project is a student-centered school which helps students find out what their strengths are by using the open field project-based learning environment. They develop their knowledge by exploring their own questions and sharing them with others students. The main concept of this project is to put the students in the focal point area of the school.

Reem and 2 others

Cyberio

Architecture in the cyber world is very surreal and unusual, we were inspired by all the dynamic futuristic architecture. The seamless curves, the domes and even the lighting colors. We wanted to create the ultimate video game world ambience, we added domed masses and played with curves to create a sense of liquidity and continuity.

Klaudia and Małgorzata

INDEPENDENT

The presented project “Independent” combines tradition with modernity, strives to create peaceful and fun place, assumes cooperation but also encourages self-reliance. The frame made of buildings designed on a human scale evokes a feeling of security and peace. This way the design helps patient to recognize surroundings with ease.

Herriot

VENA

Immerse yourself in nature

Benjamin

home.

reimagining youth shelters as exciting, and responsive spaces.

meraj and 4 others

Weather the Storm

This project is a story about observation, understanding and accepting challenges for best results. The starting point of narrating this story was understanding the elements, limitation and opportunities for questioning “what if?”. What if people walk on the roof of the building? What if a bridge embraces a tree?

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Tanay Kulkarni

publishedDesign Process5 years ago

"The Study Hamlet"

The Study Hamlet is an attempt to make the student's life in Phillipines better in all aspects especially to convalescent their mental health. "For a student, enjoying the learning is more important than just studying in four closed walls

Sustainable Design

Site Analysis

Menno Smit

publishedStory5 years ago