PROJECTS FEEDBACK
Any participant in the INSPIRELI AWARDS competition can ask a member of the international jury for feedback on his/her competition project. Jurors are assigned across continents at a ratio of one juror per student. The resulting gallery is a unique architecture textbook, created free of charge by those who wish to participate in our project and contribute their work to the education of the up and coming generation. We are honored that you are sharing your designs and experiences here.
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The proposal offers an interesting synthesis between performance, heritage, and architecture. Through the use of earth cylinder structures that act as climatic mediums, the proposal converts climatic principles into architectural terminology. Community workshops, pathways for exhibition, and sculpture spaces add to the social goals set by the proposal, while technical knowledge is highlighted by climatic diagrams. The proposal places architecture at the intersection of being infrastructural…
Jing Chen
advisor
The project offers a very ambitious and organized cinematographic complex, which successfully merges cinema production, public programming, and the city within a coherent architectural solution. By applying a fragmented massing concept, a large-scale activity is resolved into legible volumes, thus creating a lively skyline and a prominent waterfront frontage. In terms of its solution, it is evident that the project satisfies both functional needs of screening, production, and festivals, while…
Jing Chen
advisor
It is evident that the project presents an elegant and sensitive manner in which the architectural intervention should be made within the historic setting. The design of the roof has been developed in such a manner that the concept of the project appears to be light and modern while having the potential to maintain the original building with the same level of legibility and integrity. Through the application of clear structural and material expression, the addition has the capacity to be…
Jing Chen
advisor
It shows strong urban and architectural quality by locating the structure as a civic mediator rather than a landmarked object. This curvaceous design with a transparent façade provides visibility to the public as well as connectivity on ground level. This central atrium arrangement is very effective for orientation and socializing, thus adding to its institutional quality too. Urban diagrams and staged plans are very effective in depicting how the proposal provides for circulation, public…
Jing Chen
advisor
The project offers a robust architectural vision that weaves together concepts of remediation, monumentality, and space in a very cohesive way. The towers work both as devices for remediation in the environment as well as signs, thus offering a very strong skyline presence in the city while dealing with aspects related to water cleaning, adaptation, and regeneration. The spatial reasoning and the logic of construction in the proposal are very clearly expressed in the axonometric drawings, thus…
Jing Chen
advisor
The proposal offers a comprehensive and considered approach to reconciling modern programmatic requirements within a historically nuanced setting. The timber addition is philosophically rooted within local vernacular practices and topography, enabling the newly formed mass to be read as lightweight and impermanent rather than dominant. The spatial distribution around a central core is successful in fulfilling cultural, social, and hospitality programming strategies while also retaining…
Jing Chen
advisor
By far the most recognizable feature of this project is its remapping of industrial infrastructure as an ecological and public space. The project's take on factory buildings, chimneys, and processing units as architectural frameworks for air purification systems and circulation systems is a powerful one, as it strongly reimagines pollution as a phenomenon that can and should be made visible, spatialized, and remedied communally. The linear bridge system, modular industrial units, and reddish…
Jing Chen
advisor
The most obvious inspiration of this scheme is its wing shape, which not only carries references to aircraft but also manages to make the museum an extension of the experience of flight. The dynamic shape gives the building a strong identity as it can be sighted as a marker through the openness of the site, thus continuing to build on the dynamic experience that air transport is all about. The flow between the roof, walkways, and the external environment has also resulted in a strong identity…
Jing Chen
advisor
However, the most distinctive feature of this particular scheme is its Fragmented Façade Composition, wherein white solid masses are broken by vertical fins and recessed zones. This particular technique has been effective in distilling the Soviet avant-garde idiom into a modern architectonic style, thus giving the museum a distinct identity without resorting to a more historical, literal form. There is a good balance between the seemingly rhythmic movement and the static presence of the…
Jing Chen
advisor
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