Visual Design
LifeCycle
Water crisis is one big issue that has hit human life quietly but severely. This program is supposed to provide a collaborative way of the modern and traditional way of collecting water from nature. To be aware about this global issue and to honor the people around the world who have sacrificed their lives for this cause.
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"The Rhythm of Seasons" proposes an innovative farmers' market that integrates the cyclical rhythms of nature with agricultural practices, offering sustainability and educational value. This space serves as a platform connecting nature and urban life, fostering a healthy food culture within the local community.
The Nest
A nest of living pods centered around a community garden. A cogarden brings the living pods together to foster a comfortable and engaging environment for meaningful connections between neighbors. In addition there’s small gardens that yield connections to nature in a private setting. A light blue tint coats the living pods accompanied with a wooden structure
MELANGE CRAFTED SPACES FOR CURATED JOY
Concept & Vision MELANGE means a mixture or blend, and the project embodies this idea by bringing together wellness, leisure, and community interaction under one roof. The design philosophy focuses on creating a harmonious balance between activity and relaxation, offering diverse experiences within a cohesive architectural language.
Future of memory
The most significant element of design is the new building line which creates a square around citadel. This boundary line indicates upcoming quarters to fill with new buildings where new functions can be placed. The project recreates destroyed functions in the places of bomb craters by redesigning them showing particular essence of each buildings.
PANTHEON PADDOCKS
LIKE A CHERISHED MEMORY, OUR FIRST TOY WAS A ROCKING HORSE — A TIMELESS COMPANION IN THE PLAYGROUND OF OUR EARLIEST DREAMS.
TEMPUS MUTATIO
Tempus Mutatio, or Art Garden, the sensory and informal art school in Chicago. in concept “ Art in the Air ” to be a learning space or ambience find inspiration of art. In which the architecture will be very inspired by local architecture. and the University of Chicago . matched with the different
Fantastic!
I appreciate the consideration of context, physically (UofC)and seasonally, and your drawings at eye level, with materiality and landscape well depicted make me interested in experiencing the project. This said, it is a challenge to "recreate" history, and I suggest learning from it but transforming it. What I take from this project is the potential of a kind of ruin, with heavy masonry interacting with enclosures/covering of varied transparencies. If you put this project "through the wash" again, I would hold onto the interactions between built form and garden, though becoming more abstract, less referential to "architectures". Heighten consideration of smell, sun, wind. Potentially reinforce the idea of seasons by illustrating only one space through the seasons, even dan to day to dusk to night. That's an infinite number of experiences just there!
Changing by the seasons! Great Idea!
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.
A lot of time has been spent on developing the visual aesthetic of the fog catcher resulting in a well-designed piece. The link to protest is less well developed and feels underexplored.
Awesome work!
Great project!💖