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Day 19

Dirk and The Chocolate Factory / Anna & Eugeni Bach

hello people, 
hope you're working on something interesting
because I'm not!

Unfortunately, today's project was a big disappointment, not because It's bad design but because they didn't explain the fun part of the project, I don't know when architects will understand that the process of designing, researching, and understanding is as valuable as the design Itself. like I really want to know how you transferred an old factory into a resident, I want to see the before pictures, I want to know the principles. 

Normally, I would change the project, but I believe that if I want to document the process, I'll pass through some boring projects and I should reflect on them because nothing is perfect you know. 

Well, Let's get into the project

One of the missing things in the project, distribution is the old statue of the factory, they did preserve the sight of the ceiling, the wide space, and the staircase.  Along with the three stories, the function of the house was distributed, on the ground floor, the kitchen and the living space were settled. As I saw in another drawing the most change was made on the first floor but unfortunately, there is no plan.

One of the positive designs of the house is the building beside the pool, along with its kitchen on the ground floor and the terrace, they shape a continuously semi-open space with the garden.


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