System Design
Designing systems, processes and frameworks that organize spaces, services and communities at scale.
System design in architecture and urbanism involves creating interconnected frameworks that structure how people live, work and interact within built environments. This includes designing operational systems, modular components and organizational strategies that can adapt to different contexts and needs.
The community explores system design through projects ranging from urban modules and smart infrastructure to institutional frameworks and adaptive building systems. Work here examines how systematic thinking shapes everything from neighborhood organization and public space extensions to customizable architectural components and service-oriented design.
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In this journal, we explain the project design process and how to achieve the design completion
The Smart bin design story
talking about my design process for designing the smart bin. Throughout I show sketches I used to develop my thoughts while I will describe what I was considering through the process.
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The main idea of the project is binary system. The concept is based on the structure of binary code. There are only 0 and 1: 1 - filled structure (residential), 0 - void structure (non-residential). Thanks to the use of the algorithm, the concept uses combinations of modules that form a competent structure of the complex.