A mosque that sits on an Edge(land) scape in the south of Johannesburg with the concept of Light permeability, creates a sacred space in its surroundings.
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A mosque that sits on an Edge(land) scape in the south of Johannesburg with the concept of Light permeability, creates a sacred space in its surroundings.
Designing a Play(land) scape for the children of Chimphamba, Malawi. Keeping it simple yet interactive as it becomes a user defined space.
Designing a bridge for Campus Square in Auckland Park. My concept of movement runs throughout that design by creating different forms of movement nodes, all while keeping it vernacular to its surroundings
3rd Year history presentation. The Zarzuela Hippodrome in Madrid, Spain designed by Structural engineer Eduardo Torroja. A very good exploration into one of the many canons of Modernism. By introducing a marriage of structure and sculpture
It was this image, taken during my holiday to Mozambique, that captured the essence of architecture. Drawn to the decay of the surroundings, I began taking pictures of the homes. As I was about to leave, the young girl approached and asked why I only took pictures of buildings and not of any people. I replied that I was very interested in how a building is a form of art in architecture, to which she replied, but I am also art, does that also make me architecture?
Why Archistry?
As a 3rd year architecture student that is curious and unhindered in the search for my place in this field, I believe that there is a fine line between influence and intimidation, but the artistry of process should reign supreme.
Less is more
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
The notion of Porosity is crucial in many of my design concepts is it considers the spaces between ‘scapes’ that are often disregarded. The 3rd Scape