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Thrilled to share the findings from my dissertation on storytelling in spatial narratives! This research explores Nigel Coates' narrative styles—binary, sequence, and biotopic—and their impact on architectural design. By analyzing three postmodern museums, I examined how these storytelling techniques enhance the spatial experience, making designs more meaningful and memorable. Storytelling is a powerful tool, not just in literature, but in shaping the way we interact with spaces. #Dissertation #Architecture #NarrativeArchitecture #StorytellingInDesign #SpatialNarratives #PostmodernArchitecture #NigelCoates https://lnkd.in/gnj4zvdb

I started online teaching some three years ago and over a time i have developed so much interest in teaching architecture subjects, especially, ARCHITECTURE DESIGN. Listening to these fresh minds who are going to enter the main field soon, getting them ready for it, giving them practical approach, their enthusiasm etc gives me an immense satisfaction. Above all, in my experience, you think you are teaching them but i believe you end up learning. 🙂 #teachingandlearning #onlineteaching #teaching #architecturedesign

By word of mouth, I have worked with some of you in #publishing your #architectural_projects. By word of mouth, I have come to know that some of you are looking for an #architectural_writer. Let's take the next step together. I propose to write, thereby articulate your design, #document, and publish so that your projects get the #visibility they deserve. Word of mouth does not travel as fast and wide as published content. Let’s #collaborate and publish. Poster credits- Susanna Rachel Shajan #architecturaljournalism #architecturalwriting #architecturalmagazines #architecture #architecturalwriter #architecturecommunications #architects

Day 28 of my 2-month streak with Willy Samuel Designing Confidence: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as an Architecture Student 🏢💡 Have you ever felt like you're just 'winging it' in studio, despite your hard work and dedication? 🤔 You're not alone! Imposter Syndrome affects many architecture students 📚. Share your own experiences and tips on how you overcome self-doubt and build confidence in your design skills 💪. Some questions to get you started: •⁠ ⁠How do you handle criticism or negative feedback on your designs? 🗣️ •⁠ ⁠What's one accomplishment that makes you proud? 🏆 •⁠ ⁠How do you balance perfectionism with meeting deadlines? ⏰ Let's break down barriers and support each other! 🌈 #ImposterSyndrome #ArchitectureStudents #MentalHealthMatters #DesignConfidence #StudentLife #ArchitectureCommunity #BreakTheBarrier

If you are an architecture student or architect, you need to know this page If you call Arqaldetalle you can find ebooks, courses and constructive details. You will identify it by categories and find everything from underwater, mammoths, deep foundations, among others. You can see it in 3D and it's super easy to understand. You also have references to see what each detail is made of. and It's free!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #arch #architect #archsite #archpage #constructiondetails

Problem and Example: The Nine-Square and The Cooper Union Foundation Building Transformation Happy to share the English translation of the article. Keywords: John Hejduk; structure; analysis; pedagogy; architectural design. ABSTRACT Teaching by example is a fundamental aspect of John Hejduk’s pedagogical strategy. Without further explanations, Hejduk relates his project for the interior transformation of The Cooper Union Foundation Building to the Nine-Square problem. It is a singular case because the building, home of the School of Architecture, presents to its students an example of the problem used at the school (1964-1978) to introduce the discipline itself . With archival information and references from people that were part of the school at that time —John Hejduk, Peter Eisenman, Rafael Moneo, and Lorna McNeur— the article identifies that both problem and example share the same structure and defines a method to relate them: to use the Nine-Square as an analytical tool applying the concepts of center-periphery, fluidity-containment, and structure-parts.* The paper outcome led to an understanding of the problem’s analytical content in relation to the architect’s tools: the passage from plan to section in relation to the concepts of space and time. https://lnkd.in/dYvHWzVb

I've always been hesitant to engage on LinkedIn, worrying I wouldn't reach enough people. But as I enter my thesis year for my Master’s in Architecture, I’m eager to explore new trends and perspectives. So why not start posting? 🙂 Recently, my lecturer asked a thought-provoking question in class about the changes in the architectural industry—many of which we aren't fully aware of. Because I usually shy away from raising my hand and asking about it in class, I’d love to start my first conversation here about this. What’s changing or happening in the architectural world? Whether it’s a project you're involved in, something you’ve read, learned, or an ongoing discussion, I’d love to hear your insights! 💬👇 #design #interiordesign #architecturelovers #architecturedesign #archilovers #architects #architecturestudent

Colour in architecture is an amazing tool which is so often underused or misunderstood. Check out this great resource for some strategic inspiration! #justgooddesign #designfordementia #colour #interiordesign #architecture

Pursue dreams while letting go of expectations and living in the present moment. I find resonance with this philosophy. Doing your own "developmental editing" before seeking professional help ? Combine the drive to pursue one's dreams with the flexibility to adapt and grow throughout the creative process.

𝐀𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐬 𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 ______! A playful look at the quirks and passions that make the architectural profession unique. 🏛️ From compulsively hitting Ctrl+Save ⌨️ to obsessing over details 🔍. this image highlights the endearing habits and creative processes that architects embrace. Whether it's mastering the art of napping during lectures 😴 or drawing inspiration from every corner 🌟 These are the things that architects truly love!! What about you? Share what you love in the comments below. We’d love to hear about your quirky habits 💬