Vlerë Mulliqi

advisor

https://www.ubt-uni.net/en/home/

Albanian

Architectural Design more

Greetings Fadeh Farwati,

Thank you for participating in the INSPIRELI EDUCATION International Student Competition. We appreciate your time and effort!

I have looked through the drawings of your project and I can say that at this point of your journey to becoming an architect , your strongest feature is space planning. Your project's building program contains important spaces and they seem to have been put together accordingly.


Advices
- The first thing we should try to achieve when presenting our project as architects or future architects is for our idea to be conveyed and understood in the clearest possible way. If we fail to achieve this, we have conveyed the message only among architects.

-During studies in architecture, students' taste develops faster than the skill of expressing their thoughts or knowledge.
While the task of an architecture student is not just to be a good technical drawer or 3d artist , much less during the years when they are still gaining basic knowledge about the profession, architects must always be clear in the message they express within their projects. At this stage, the best solution is simplicity, and with that we refer to the graphic presentation of your project.
-A simple presentation could start with a clean background , then , assign a "color palette" to your presentation which could consist of one color and shades of that same color. When we talk about the colors used in graphic presentations, we mean everything , starting from the choice of colors used for diagrams, floorplans , and you should even be careful in the selection of grass presented in 2d as if it's brighter than everything else it can lead attention only to it and away from the most important points of the project.
For a building like yours , which is quite dynamic, neutral colors would do the job thus sending the focus to it, where then everything else in the presentation except the building is secondary in terms of viewer focus.

More tips for better results
- Populate your projects' drawings in a clear way to show the proportion of space in relation to human dimension.
- Describe in a few words what each drawing or diagram represents so that non-architects can understand your project. - A bigger area of the sheet should be covering information about the structure since it is very important.
- Careful about your images' resolution.

We look forward to your work in the future!

Best Regards,

Vlerë Mulliqi