Veronika Supruniuk, Denis Shulhinou
student
Brest State Technical University
Belarus
Architecture
The idea and name of our project is formed and reflects the history of this place. Old buildings are located at an angle of 45, so we would like to preserve… more
Muzamil Mutalib
advisor
City University Malaysia
Malaysia
Lecturer specializing in Interior Design and Architecture, with a strong passion for blending… more
This project presents a striking and poetic architectural vision that fuses cultural heritage with contemporary design. The concept of referencing the 45-degree orientation of historic buildings and carrying this motif through to the column grid is a clever and thoughtful gesture that pays homage to the past while innovating for the future. The integration of traditional Arab market typologies through segmented blocks and shaded streets successfully captures the spirit of place and brings a layered richness to the spatial experience.
The night time transformation into a "starry sky on earth" is a particularly magical design move, turning architecture into an immersive, emotive experience. The thoughtful zoning of child friendly programs, communal spaces and active public realms including the circular "ring of time" and playful park elements clearly supports inclusivity, intergenerational interaction and sustainability goals.
For constructive refinement, consider how the environmental strategies such as the energy harvesting canopies can be detailed more technically and realistically integrated into the building envelope and systems to ensure performance viability. Also, exploring passive cooling or local materials further could elevate the project's climatic responsiveness.
Overall, this is a beautifully envisioned and culturally grounded project with strong spatial narratives and community focused design thinking.