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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Your project, Eternal Voices, is powerful and deeply symbolic. The concept is very clear and moving, especially in how the forms represent sacrifice and freedom. The use of organic shapes and the glowing glass centerpiece create a strong emotional impact and a meaningful experience for visitors. To make the project even stronger, you might consider exploring how people interact with the space over time. For example, including more shaded or sheltered areas could make the monument more…
Daniela Silva
advisorThis 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
advisorYour project for the cultural and educational pavilion in Opava stands out for its creative use of 3D-printed concrete and its commitment to sustainable design. The spaces you’ve designed are welcoming and clearly intended to support community engagement, which is a strong and valuable aspect of the proposal. To further strengthen the project, I would recommend paying attention to the acoustics within the pavilion. Since it is meant to host different types of activities, such as studying or…
Daniela Silva
advisorSome works of architecture do not merely occupy space. They hold history, carry memory, and give form to silence. This project does not ask to be seen; it asks to be felt. By transforming the weight of the past into a space of reflection and human dignity, this intervention does not erase history but gives it new meaning. Like Man’s Search for Meaning, it does not dwell in suffering. It transcends it, turning trauma into an invitation for remembrance, reconciliation, and virtue. Here,…
Endrit Sadiku
advisorAt first impression, this project presents a bold and thought-provoking spatial intervention, challenging conventional notions of urban expansion and adaptive reuse. The decision to utilize the underutilized footprint beneath the Ponte 25 de Abril demonstrates an innovative approach to densification, offering a low-impact yet contextually integrated architectural solution. The concept is well-articulated, ensuring that each element contributes actively to the urban experience rather than…
Endrit Sadiku
advisorThe project is well-studied, and I appreciate how you identified and addressed the city's challenges. Your approach is commendable—finding problems and creating solutions is at the heart of effective urban design. The SWOT analysis and amenities were also well presented, showcasing how different spaces can influence and support the proposed project. The progression of the design was thoughtfully curated. From a simple block or rectangular form, the plan was reimagined into a more dynamic and…
Franc Obguia
advisorOverall great articulated planning and design. Vehicular and pedestrian pathways could be designed better. Work more on presentaion drawings and renderings.
Jainika Shah
advisorThe transformation of the new with the old is always a challenge worthy of the most experienced professionals. There is nothing more complex than sensitively evaluating the existing, outdated state and designing something that will function not only conceptually and aesthetically but also technically and functionally. Stone ruins offer various directions an architect can take. A combination of wood, glass, and steel—some of the most natural materials—is the best way to respect the existing…
Matěj Bálek
advisorThe project's strength is the combination of TOD hub with the convenience of MRT connectivity, enhancing urban mobility and accessibility and promoting social interaction through the creation of mixed-use areas. Pedestrian movement management is difficult in the high-density environment of Dhaka, and reliance on transit efficiency may impact functionality. Chances are there will be a precedent of sustainable urbanization as green spaces, passive cooling, and cross-cultural exchange, but must be…
Muzaffar Ali
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