A strong architectural photomontage does more than place a proposed building into a convincing photograph. It explains how a project belongs to its setting,…
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The mountains of Chubu create a powerful architectural setting. Across Nagano, Gifu, Toyama, Fukui, and parts of Aichi and Shizuoka, steep valleys, heavy…
A graduation project has two lives. The first is the design process itself: research, site analysis, testing, drawing, modelling and refining an architectural…
A graduation project is judged through a sequence of drawings, diagrams, models, photographs and written explanations. Each board has a separate job, yet the…
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of the architectural conversation well before a building reaches planning approval or construction. Image generators,…
An architectural model is never a neutral object. Its level of detail, material, scale and degree of recognisable form tell viewers how to read the project…
Traditional machiya townhouses offer architecture students a rare opportunity to study a building as a living record rather than as an isolated image. Their…
A physical architecture board has limited space. It must explain a project through drawings, models, diagrams, material studies and carefully edited text,…
A strong architectural presentation does more than show a resolved object. It helps viewers understand how people enter, move, pause, gather, work, rest and…
Mixed-use student housing has to support several ways of living within one compact building. It may contain bedrooms, shared kitchens, study rooms, retail…