An entrance board is often the first conversation your project has with a juror. Before anyone studies the plans, asks about the brief or notices a carefully…
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Innovation in architecture is often presented as a break from the past. New materials, digital fabrication, parametric modelling and low-carbon technologies…
A digital screen can give an architecture exhibition a second layer: movement through a model, a sequence of drawings, an environmental simulation, or a short…
A building’s orientation determines far more than the direction of its main entrance. It influences daylight, heat gain, glare, views, ventilation, outdoor…
A festival programme bio gives readers a quick sense of who made a project, what shaped it and why the work matters. For a graduation exhibition such as NAGOYA…
An exhibition is experienced through movement before it is understood through explanation. Visitors enter with different levels of architectural knowledge,…
Architectural models often contain far more useful material than their final presentation suggests. A discarded foamboard wall may become a landscape contour,…
Architecture becomes compelling when it choreographs different degrees of exposure. A completely open plan can feel generous and democratic, yet it may lack…
Designing homes for several generations requires more than adding bedrooms to a conventional plan. It means accommodating different routines, levels of…
A graduation design project often contains a complete internal language. A word may describe a circulation rule, a material experiment, a social condition or a…