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اليوم ٤٧ - تحدي الـ 60 دقيقة

 مبنى باليشفيليا 67

← الوظيفة: مبنى سكني  
← الموقع: تيفليس، جورجيا
← المساحة: 5900 م٢

اهلا بمن يشعرون بالنعاس،
اذهبوا للحصول على قسط من الراحة.

أخيرا ، لقد نجوت من الامتحان، إذا كنتم مهتمين فقد كان جيدا نوعا ما، ولكني سأحتاج إلى إعادة تقديمه للحصول على علامات اعلى من اجل متطلبات الماجستير. حسنًا، كفى حديثا عن الاختبارات. اليوم هو اليوم الأخير من تحدي الـ 60 دقيقة، كما أخبرتكم بالأمس ، أخطط لتحويله إلى تحدٍ أسبوعي منتظم، دعونا نضيف بعض الإثارة إلى هذه المدونة.

حسنًا ، لنضبط المنبه للمرة الاخيرة :")

دعونا نجعل هذا سريعًا لأنني أجد صعوبة في فتح عيني، تم تنفيذ المشروع في أحد أحياء تيفليس المميزة بالمنازل السكنية متعددة الطوابق، ولسوء الحظ مع عدم وجود رموز حضرية، فإن الحي عبارة عن فوضى من الاستثمارات الفردية ذو الطابع المختلف و القصص والأنسجة المختلفة حسب آراء المصممين والمستثمرين.


وفقًا لمعماري هذا المشروع، فإنهم يعتبرون تصميمهم محاولة فردية ضد الأنسجة الحضرية العشوائية وغياب الرموز الحضرية. إنهم يحاولون إعادة النظام إلى السياق الفوضوي. هنا يطرح السؤال عما إذا كانت هذه المحاولات الفردية تجلب النظام حقًا أم أنها مجرد محاولة اخرى في هذه الفوضى.



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