#architecture tips

choosing the same theme as the last semester’s project; funtown. but this time i’ll be focusing more on the structures where i overlooked last time & i’ll try my best to apply my fav colour palette on this one aaaa

https://pin.it/7eKRMod

random render

in general, the gravity-resistant structures off the ground is the main consideration of pavilion design, while its "temporary" features lead to the exploration of lighter materials and more flexible construction methods.

The translucent roofs made by stacking hexagonal polycarbonate pieces, while providing bright daylight, textures resulting from overlapping also associated with vernacular culture in Suzhou. The cafe area uses colorful plastic curtain as the façade material, which also conveys the core value of equality and vitality of this design week. In addition, echoing design week’s main visual color, the pink elastic curtain at the entrance and interactive areaprovidefun places for adults and children.

1. @grandmasocks on twitter // @micaylagarza on ig

i really love how she relate the other-than-architecture-sketches(eyes, faces, fashion, human body etc) she draw on her small journal book and write smtg on it i just really like the concept and all. the architecture models are also pretty nice that i am really obsessed with the workmanship.

2. @faeznajmuddin both on ig and twitter

he’s malaysian and currently studying at taylor’s for deg architecture. hes such a good photographer that he focuses more on capturing other things than architecture but i like the progress he’s been posting abt his design

3. @/safuaaan on ig

hes in a local uni in malaysia for degree in archi and i like how the good workmanship on his models ahh im so in love 😍