maram ali nabhan
student
cyprus international university
Kenya
Architecture
1. SUBJECT & PLACE OF THE PROJECT: The project subject is designing an automobile museum in Nicosia. An automobile museum is a museum that explores the… more
Franc Obguia
advisor
Cebu Institute of Technology – University (CIT-U), College of Engineering and Architecture, Cebu City
Philippines
Architecture and Sustainability more
Your project for the Nicosia Automobile Museum presents a solid and comprehensive vision, with a well-structured presentation that clearly communicates your goals and spatial strategies. The concept of creating not just a museum, but a vibrant and versatile hub for learning, interaction, and cultural exchange is compelling. The way you’ve articulated your objectives—especially your intent to foster education, technological advancement, and emotional engagement—shows a deep understanding of the social and experiential potential of architectural spaces.
The renders are well composed and provide a good sense of scale and spatial organization. I appreciate the clarity with which the layout, forms, and key functions are expressed. Your use of a space frame structure is fitting and demonstrates your consideration of both architectural expression and functional demands, especially in creating large open spans for exhibition areas. The floorplans are also thoughtfully arranged, balancing technical zones, exhibition paths, and visitor experiences well. The way each space transitions into the next promotes a smooth, intuitive journey for users.
Your presentation board's color palette is visually consistent and aligns well with the high-tech, automotive theme of the project. The cool tones and sleek layout enhance the project's futuristic and innovative spirit while keeping it professional and easy to navigate. Your use of diagrammatic clarity to illustrate the different zones—from restoration ateliers to exhibition and social areas—was particularly effective.
That said, I suggest making the vegetation and building materials in the renderings appear more realistic, as this would add depth and life to your visualizations. Adding people into your scenes could further humanize the space and provide stronger spatial context, helping viewers better understand scale and intended use.
Thank you, maram ali nabhan, for sharing your inspiring vision through the Inspireli competition. Your project addresses both architectural innovation and public engagement with clarity and passion. Congratulations on your thoughtful and purpose-driven design.