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Hello Dear First of all, congratulations for the good idea. But there are some things that I would like to mention: Vernacular architecture is a very familiar name in most ancient countries. The result of this amazing thinking is very practical and in harmony with the context. 1- The design of triangular openings suffers from lack of coordination. No specific geometry has been used in their design. 2- The direction of the disturbing and desirable winds is not known, so the orientation of…
Lida Hosseinzadeh
advisor
Hello Dear First of all, congratulations for the good idea. But there are some things that I would like to mention: In the ground floor plan, the width of the corridor in the building is large and without any events. Also, the use of one-way staircases with a large number is not allowed. It practically disrupts traffic. In general, the ideas of Ihram to the environment are very necessary and significant
Lida Hosseinzadeh
advisor
I appreciate how this proposal extends beyond conventional architecture — its program and function are thoughtfully crafted to serve as an incubator for community empowerment. The structural strategy not only supports the concept but enhances it, harmonizing seamlessly with local tectonics and cultural context. Each detail demonstrates a deep sensitivity to the needs of the visually impaired, adding a powerful layer of empathy and purpose to the design. It’s a compelling example of how…
RUIJEN YANG
advisor
Final Jury Review Nika Architecture | Morteza Asghari Vahed “Fusion” is more than an academic project. It’s a spatial statement — one that speaks to the future of architecture as a bridge between what we inherit and what we imagine. At its core, this design doesn’t aim to dominate its site — it grows from it. The connection between old and new isn’t forced; it’s integrated with intention. Three volumes converge in dialogue — not in conflict — forming shared spaces that feel both grounded and…
Morteza Asghari Vahed
advisor
This project shows clear and bold concept-The "spider "which translates into the building's striking form – a central body (lobby) with radiating corridors (legs/arms). This gives the project a strong, memorable identity visible in both the plan and renderings. The large central lobby effectively functions as the core of the "spider," serving as a clear point of orientation and distribution for visitors. This plan layout implements a deliberate commercial strategy in a very smart way. By…
Xinyu Yan
advisor
This project tackles a very complex mixed-use renovation challenge on a site laden with history. It's clear the student shows incredible design talent in responding to this complexity, particularly through the thoughtfully designed narrative ("The Way") and the carefully considered sequence of spaces that unfolds for the visitor. The "The Way" concept provides a powerful framework, guiding visitors through the site's layered history and diverse programs in a meaningful sequence. The design…
Xinyu Yan
advisor
I believe the project's objective is very well-intentioned, particularly in terms of social interaction, environmental engagement, and as a creative idea in its pilot phase. The project has great potential for further development; however, this potential is diminished due to the lack of detailed analyses. There is no clear elaboration on how the initial concept of the idea was developed. Furthermore, urban analyses related to access and the connection to the surrounding context are missing.…
Vlora Aliu
advisor
Dear Yansha Li, Your design for the "Campus Design of Zambian High School" presents a thoughtful and culturally sensitive approach to educational architecture. By integrating local materials, climate-adaptive strategies, and community involvement, the project effectively addresses the unique challenges of the Kashitu region. Strengths: Contextual Design: The incorporation of interlocking cement earth blocks (ICEB) aligns with local construction practices, promoting sustainability and…
Omar Harb
advisor
This is a thoughtful and well-developed proposal. The Slavic Memorial Museum connects history with contemporary design, especially through the use of natural materials and the symbolic wooden roof. To make the project even stronger, I recommend exploring how the museum could offer more flexible and interactive spaces, especially in the educational areas. Adding zones that can adapt to different activities—like workshops, temporary exhibitions, or community events—would allow the building to…
Daniela Silva
advisor
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