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This document contains a case study proposal that examines the incorporation of nature in the Azuma House designed by Tadao Ando and compares it to nature incorporated in traditional Japanese architecture. It poses five research questions related to how nature is used in both, the benefits of its incorporation in the Azuma House, and how it affects the living experience of users. The proposal will analyze the effectiveness of using nature for lighting, ventilation, and the sustainability of current traditional Japanese architecture practices and how the Azuma House performs in that regard.
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This portfolio summarizes Purnima Das's architectural work from various institutions and firms. It includes urban design projects like an intervention in Jamalpur, Ahmedabad. Educational design projects such as a student hub for IIT Bombay. Research on sacred structures in Ladakh. Restoration of historic buildings in Kerala. Design of portable structures. Interiors for residential and commercial spaces. A variety of other projects are also mentioned.
Comparing Architects
The document compares the architectural works of an international architect, Keiji Ashizawa, to a local building in Jordan called S-House designed by Sahel Al Hiyari. It analyzes several of Ashizawa's projects in Tokyo that utilize natural lighting and ventilation strategies like courtyards and skylights. S-House also focuses on an internal landscape and contrasts a simple exterior with a rich interior. There are similarities found between the two approaches, like introversion, simplicity, and emphasis on interior spaces over facades. Both designers achieve privacy while integrating local materials and customs.
CV Portfolio Riza Kori
This document contains the resume and portfolio of Riza Avriansyah Kori, an architect from Indonesia. It includes details of his education, work experience, skills, and examples of architectural design projects he has worked on at various firms in Indonesia and Berlin, Germany. The projects showcase his skills in areas like architectural design, 3D visualization, interior design, landscape design, and more. Locations of projects include cities in Indonesia as well as Philadelphia and Bandung.
Niha Binyani ,M.Sc-Interior Design + One Year Residential Design Portfolio
Student of Dezyne E'cole College ,the student is updating his industry required skills of Interior Design through the Diploma Programme.This is a work showcase of of student after one year of her study of Residential Design Programme www.dezyneecole.com
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- 2. Summary: Nature is regarded as a core component in most traditional Japanese architecture. From the thin paper shoji walls that are used for creating open spaces to the outside, to the use of natural materials such as wood and rice straw to the emphasis on designing interior gardens and/or courtyards. These design concepts, while more aesthetic and based on beliefs, rather than sustainability still do have properties in which sustainable designs can possibly derive from. In our current situation of a constant expanding population in world with limited resources, ideals like these go a long way in developing sustainable buildings for the future. Therefore, it comes to no surprise that Tadao Ando, uses this ideal of nature being a necessity as his main driving design brief when it came to designing the Azuma House. By designing the overall spatial organization in such a way, he quintessentially forces the user to experience nature throughout most of their lives by making all the different spaces such as kitchen, bedroom, toilet and living room in separate areas, separated by this open courtyard that is vulnerable to the elements. However, whether or not the use of nature in the Azuma house serves as more than an artistic statement, is still up for debate. While designing in a way that the user experiences nature most of their days does provide a very strong statement of the quality of life lead by the common man, it is still very different from designing sustainable buildings which help provide a greener future. Therefore, it is important to analyse the effectiveness of the use of nature that derives from traditional Japanese Architecture and whether or not the developments of said ‘use of nature’ is improved upon by Tadao Ando.