Review 7th November

Complex Building // 

Special topics for the review on November 7th:

      Mandatory //

      Title and main intention (motto)

·     Main (sustainable) aspects and their effect on your building design

·     Program: Functions (with approx m2), number of dwelling units / residents (m2 private vs common space)

  

      Further developed design proposal // 

      Work through the design and make it more clear

·     Jump in scale: From the urban integration to material and colour (infrastructure, public/private, transitions, construction, façade etc)

·     Site model (optional scale) + working model in a larger scale. Everyone must present at least one model

·     Site plan and section 1:200

·     Plans, sections and sketches 

 

Try to be as precise as possible - with a message as sharp as a knife - on //

      Which topics form the character of your project through all the scales and layers?

      Wich qualities are particularly important for the residential group you aim to reach? And which architectural measures / solutions do you use in order to achieve these qualities? (How may architecture support your intentions?)

·     What kind of organisational model do you imagine for your reception centre (and how does this differ from the ‘normal’ model today)?

·     If possible (and perhaps included in the previous point), say something about how you deal with the political and economic conditions for the present reception system in terms of cost- and space efficiency.

Digital or pinned up presentation – feel free!

The schedule for the review will be posted on the blog next week.

Housing //

For the review on November 7th you should present the following (recommended material / tips) //

  


Mandatory //
Title and main intention (motto)

·     Focus area and residential group

·     Program: Functions (with approx m2), number of dwelling units / residents (m2 private vs common space)

Further developed design proposal //

·     Site model (optional scale) + working model of dwelling / part of dwelling. Everyone must present at least one model

·     Site plan and section 1:200

·     Plans, sections and sketches showing minimum one dwelling unit, preferably a group of dwellings (optional scale, recommended: 1:50) including the connections to common and public spaces, access and movement lines and transitions between inside and outside.  

Try to be as precise as possible - with a message as sharp as a knife - on //

·      Which (housing) qualities are particularly important for the residential group you aim to reach? And which architectural measures / solutions do you  use in order to achieve these qualities? (How may architecture support your intentions?)

·     What kind of organisational model do you imagine for your reception centre (and how does this differ from the ‘normal’ model today)?

·      If possible (and perhaps included in the previous point), say something about how you deal with the political and economic conditions for the present reception system in terms of cost- and space efficiency

Digital or pinned up presentation – feel free! (but you should all present a physical model). The schedule for the review will be posted on the blog next week.

Metamorphosis //
For the review on November 7th you should present the following (recommended material / tips) // 

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