Juraj Dulencin

advisor

Faculty of Architecture and Design STU in Bratislava

Slovak

- lecturer and head of the Institute of architecture, Faculty of civil engineering, Brno University… more

The architectural expression of the structure, enhanced by the purity of white, clearly distinguishes it from its surroundings while simultaneously unifying it into a harmonious whole. The bold use of lines, elegantly anchored into a nearly monolithic base, creates a sense of upward movement — as if the building were reaching toward the sky. The form of the “roofing” acts as a natural extension of the architectural concept, delivering both a strong visual impact and a poetic dimension.
I was particularly struck by the project's versatility in terms of potential placement. The idea of adaptability to various landscapes — whether flat or sloped — feels confident and well-considered. It is precisely in this openness and ability to naturally stand out in any setting that I see great potential. I highly appreciate the author’s creative courage and clear vision.
I wish the author much success in future work


Allow me to offer two suggestions for possible further development:
1. Spacing of the roof structure elements – Whether they are intended to provide shade or even protect against rain is not entirely clear. Clarifying this could add an extra layer of functionality and value to the project.
2. Structural concept – It’s possible that the main focus was the architectural idea rather than construction logic. Nevertheless, I would recommend exploring how the structural design could more clearly reinforce the architectural expression and enhance the project's feasibility. A useful reference might be the World Trade Center Transportation Hub by Santiago Calatrava — although based on a different principle, it illustrates how expressive form and structural clarity can be beautifully combined.