Franc Obguia

advisor

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

Philippines

Architecture and Sustainability more

Your presentation for the BronzeBloome Arena is exceptionally well-composed, with a strong narrative that clearly communicates the project's concept and execution. The structure of your board flows naturally—from the conceptual groundwork to technical realization—and gives viewers a deep understanding of both the design process and the final outcome. The statement about blending parametric design with traditional craftsmanship is not only compelling but very reflective of the current architectural discourse around innovation and heritage. That balance you’ve struck is commendable.

The renderings are a definite highlight. They are vivid, clear, and successfully bring to life the unique character of the stadium, especially the bronze waffle roof. This material expression enhances the project's identity and speaks strongly to your thematic intentions. The level of detail shown—both in your digital model and physical replica—is remarkable. The images evoke a real sense of place and structure, giving a tactile presence to your idea even in digital format.

What really stands out is how well-resolved the floorplans are. They don’t just serve as technical drawings—they tell a story about user movement, accessibility, and experience. The separation of entry points for spectators and players is a thoughtful touch that demonstrates a practical and user-focused design mindset. The internal link to the Shiroudi sports complex further supports your project's usability and integration into the broader context.

The choice of color for the presentation board, especially the bronze tones, complements the project theme beautifully. It reflects the warmth and identity of the structure itself, making the board not just informative, but also cohesive and visually attractive. The consistency in color palette elevates the overall aesthetic without overwhelming the content, maintaining a professional and polished look.

As a suggestion for future iterations, consider including more renders from various angles—especially those that show user interaction and stadium ambiance. Adding figures or people to the views would also help ground the scale and make it easier for viewers to imagine the arena in use. These additions could help communicate the project's full potential even more clearly.

Congratulations, Mina Gandomi, on your entry to the Inspireli Competition. Your project is an inspiring blend of modern computational design and tactile making—a true reflection of what it means to be a designer in today’s evolving world. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful and innovative work; you clearly have the mindset and skill set of a future architect who honors both detail and vision.