nktlp: where projects took away time

a blog of an architecture student in bangkok http://nktl.tumblr.com and so her life was gathered with countless thoughts

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My plates for Final Crit yesterday :) 

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submitted by: Jul

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architorture:

archistudent:

PHD Comics: Where do you sit?

Relevant. 

good intentions, BAD NARCOLEPSY

Bring it On >:) teehee

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HSBC Building, Hong Kong Dimensions for structure class from Foster Tower: Hongkong Bank Book 

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went out and took a stroll for an hour, sketched the campus as stress release from the new design project too much in my mind, completely no idea for the project is disappointed, frustrated, mixed emotions, sigh

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SUBMISSION: precious design process

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“To achieve great things you have first to believe it.”

Arsene Wenger

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urben-disaster:

ryanpanos:

Shitscape via Mammoth

“Shitscape” describes “the making of an entirely functioning landscape built from human excreta”. It proposes to accomplish this by recovering “the ‘soil’ from the settlements while extracting the beneficial flora from the forest and, in turn, utilize both as a generator for a new and evolving landscape”. The project aims to give “those living in peri-urban” Mumbai the capacity to relieve their own ”conditions of poverty” by providing a structure within which “they participate in the creation, processing and profits of this landscape”.

aahahahahah shitscape! awesome! 

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hippie:

Cardboard meeting room in Rabobank Headquarters by Sander Architecten 

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architectura:

A Tiny Apartment Transforms into 24 Rooms

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betonbabe:

VLATKA SEREMET VERSUS REASON / ‘WESEN’, 1995

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SKETCHBOOK

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dedicated to my projects ahead of me. i know im super bad at sketches, but no more time to hide away need to learn and face it and get better. need to try and do weird lines all around doodles away no matter how ugly they are... but then more again, i lack too much confidence. i came to architecture school with a disadvantage. never taken art classes, taken basic science, no knowledge in architecture. i learn to take it in me, seeing others better than what i do. but, maybe i'm not that bad. maybe i know more. i guess it's time to push myself a little more. these have now became excuses. but i do know myself that im not a smart kid, i am good at things i do because i work hard for them. i hardly 'learn' because i simply 'forget.' so how do i change that.. so for structure class we were given 16 leaders in which composed of 4-5 members. our group leader thinks that everyone of the group members are more of the 'researchers' than 'analytical people.' her assumption is true, i do agree, but then again how can i make myself more analytical? These things make me wonder and make me want to do better. I hate people looking down on me, even though I know it's true. But strangely, I'm not mad at her at all. I was never someone who reads and interpret well.. but then it made me want to change myself. I have to find a way to do so.. It's funny how i'm always acting so humble about what i can do. i expect the worse in me first to bring the best out of me later. it's like the feeling that you think so low of yourself to push the work further than before.  Hmm  Ok so overall, I should do better. Study hard, work hard, do better. That's it. (crossed fingers, hope i do as what i said) 

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cjwho:

le corbusier’s modulor ~ http://bit.ly/nG84Eu

The graphic representation of the Modulor, a stylised human figure with one arm raised, stands next to two vertical measurements, a red series based on the figure’s navel height (1.08m in the original version, 1.13m in the revised version) then segmented according to Phi, and a blue series based on the figure’s entire height, double the navel height (2.16m in the original version, 2.26m in the revised), segmented similarly. A spiral, graphically developed between the red and blue segments, seems to mimic the volume of the human figure.

if i can design a building or something based on modular man & the proportions *-*

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Design III Plate III Year II