Yevheniia Korchevska
student
CTU in Prague - Faculty of Civil Engineering
Czech Republic
Architecture
The main idea is to create a space that provides comfortable relaxation and space for work. It was important for me to create a seamless connection with the… more
Omar Harb
advisor
USEK - Holy spirit University of Kaslik
Lebanon
As an architect and founder of Omar Harb Architects & Associates, my work centers on creating… more
The submission presents a compelling conceptual framework supported by a discernible design intent. The author demonstrates a thoughtful approach to spatial organization and an understanding of architectural composition. Initial explorations suggest careful consideration of form and function, and the project articulates a visually coherent identity.
Notable strengths include a clear response to programmatic requirements and an ambition in the articulation of key spatial sequences. The visual language communicates confidence, and several diagrams effectively convey design logic.
However, certain critical aspects remain under-resolved. The relationship between conceptual drivers and technical execution could be strengthened to reinforce coherence. Some elements of spatial clarity and functional logic are not fully developed, leading to ambiguity in key areas of the design. Additionally, contextual integration—both environmental and cultural—requires deeper engagement to fully justify the proposed architectural moves.
Overall, the project shows promise and indicates strong design thinking. With further refinement in technical resolution and contextual response, the proposal could achieve stronger architectural maturity.
Clarify Concept and Execution Alignment
Ensure that the conceptual narrative is consistently expressed from macro form down to detail level. Strengthen links between idea, structure, and material logic.
2. Refine Functional Clarity
Improve clarity of spatial hierarchy and circulation. Provide clearer plans and sections that communicate how users move through and experience the spaces.
3. Enhance Contextual Response
Deepen analysis of site conditions (environmental, social, cultural) and articulate how the design responds to these. This will help justify key design decisions.
4. Strengthen Environmental Strategies
Introduce or detail passive and active environmental systems (natural ventilation, sun shading, daylighting) that reinforce sustainability and occupant comfort.
5. Improve Representation Quality
Ensure drawings and diagrams are legible, well-annotated, and support decision-making. Analytical graphics (program distribution, structural logic, environmental strategy) will elevate the narrative.
optional addon
.Structural Strategy: Clarify structural logic, especially where form is expressive.
• Material Strategy: Define a material palette and explain how it supports performance and aesthetics.
• User Experience: Expand on human scale, accessibility, and spatial atmospheres.
27.02.2026