Ashok Chakkaravarthy

Choosing an urban context-oriented design is always quite a challenging task to brief out the design needs according to the people's activity. Design has been well addressed to urban improvisation, majorly in street scape planning and housing module development. The analysis part has been…

Cagil Yurdakul Toker

The project and its program are difficult to comprehend without a clear floor plan and sectional drawing. While the use of Balinese materials and craftsmanship is appreciated, the overall aesthetic feels overly heavy. Introducing a more modern interpretation, perhaps through the use of lighter…

Damith Premathilake

The project presents a commendable effort in addressing the integration of multimedia technologies within a museum setting. However, the overall architectural expression appears average, with a building envelope that feels too blank and a massing that lacks articulation or visual relief. While the…

Budi Pradono

Your project’s connection to the river is strong, but the interpretation of Schindler’s history feels overly idealized. A path lined with beautiful trees risks romanticizing the escape—a harrowing journey marked by struggle, not serenity. Consider incorporating raw, obstructive elements (desert,…

Mohamed Noeman Coutry

“Pyil” presents a poetic and imaginative concept grounded in cosmology, ecology, and narrative symbolism, envisioning architecture as a living organism tied to lunar cycles and the steppe landscape. While the thematic depth is commendable, the project suffers from a lack of architectural rigor.