Franc Obguia

advisor

Cebu Institute of Technology – University (CIT-U), College of Engineering and Architecture, Cebu City

Philippines

Architecture and Sustainability more

The central idea of creating a habitat for urban nomads is both socially responsive and architecturally inventive. The DIY approach, allowing residents to participate in building and customizing their homes, is empowering and aligns well with contemporary themes of self-sufficiency and community engagement.

The plans and sectional drawings are particularly commendable—they clearly articulate how the mega columns and modular units function together within the larger structural system. These detailed technical representations reflect a deep understanding of how flexibility and infrastructure can coexist. Your statements effectively communicate the project's intentions and were especially compelling in describing the modular lifestyle as both adaptive and communal.

While the presentation as a whole is solid, it would be great to see more rendered views to better convey the spatial atmosphere and material experience of the proposed environment. Nonetheless, the clarity of your diagrams and architectural detailing already provide a strong sense of the design's functionality and potential.

Thank you, DHRUTI MUZUMDAR, and congratulations for participating in the Inspirele Architecture Competition. Your project contributes a timely and meaningful exploration of adaptable urban living, and we look forward to seeing how your innovative thinking continues to evolve.

Dear Franc Obguia,
Thank you for your feedback!