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49 World Capital of Architecture Projects by Designers

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Pranali

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO(ACADEMIC)

I HAVE ADDED MY ACADEMIC PORTFOLIO FOR UNI 26 PORTFOLIO AWARDS

MEGHA

An Architectural Project for the City:Achieving Absolute Architecture via Autonomy

This thesis reclaims architecture as an autonomous force which deconstructs dominant political narratives and address the unequivocal social & cultural power that architecture posseses to produce exemplary forms of architecture, which thereby become absolute . It is to establish that making the form is thus the real program of architecture.

Raheesh

Between Fiction And Debris

This project explores how architecture can exist within fictional worlds and what that means for how we understand and design space in reality. It begins with a simple question: if a world is imagined, can its architecture still be considered real through the way it is experienced, understood, and constructed?

Angela and Alexis

Caja de Maravillas

This innovative collapsible structure is designed for street performances, folding seamlessly into a compact, mobile box for easy transport. When deployed, it creates an engaging, adaptable stage that enhances public performances, providing a versatile, eye-catching platform for artists in community spaces.

Civgin and Deniz

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Port Tower

The 'Port Tower', the project is the conversion of all the functions in the Beirut container port into a public space where different groups in the area can come together by gathering at a single point. Moreover, it aims to fulfill civic responsibilities and ensure social and environmental sustainability.

UNI

National Gallery Plans

The new design will see the addition of a new wing to the existing building

Wen

POST PANDEMIC WORK

Vertical city and vertical living circle

Tahoora

A new-usual Business

Re-imagining Central Business Districts after the Pandemic

Ana

Marques da Silva House

Rehabilitation of a home originally built in the 20th century in Porto. The intervention focused on restoring the original ceilings, windows and doors, with few alterations, such as the addition of a skylight in the stairwell, a pool in the garden and the restructuring of the interior spaces as to make them fit for a home of the 21st century.

Dana

Paris

Between past and present, related to recent studies.

Supriya

Undergraduate Portfolio

Hi, I am a fourth-year undergraduate architecture student. For me Architecture is a lot more than just buildings, It’s a way of living and expressing oneself. It has changed my perspective on every aspect. I intend to continue on this with a goal of learning, acquiring knowledge, and gaining experience, and ultimately help me to present myself better.

Leonid

Baus-Stop

Le Corbusier, guided by the principles of the Bauhaus in his work, called houses “machines for living in”. Based on his statement, this bus stop is “a machine for waiting”.