UUAS - Architecture
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𝕃𝕖𝕍𝕠 ℍ𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕖 𝕓𝕪 𝔸𝕥𝕖𝕝𝕚𝕖𝕣 𝔹𝕖𝕣𝕥𝕚𝕘𝕒
Located in the Tebet area, the house stands out with its unique black checkered facade pattern, towering over the surrounding houses.
Originally, the site was occupied by a main family, and the client's request was to design a house that maximizes natural lighting and ventilation while emphasizing space compaction.
To address these issues, the architect applied the split-level concept and reused the demolition of the existing house. The 185m2 building is divided into two parts, connected by an open space in the middle.
The rear mass of the house has a 3-in-1 function, serving as a family room, kitchen, and dining room. The dining room is not adjacent to the clean kitchen, as is typical, but is instead located in an open space with double volume that connects the two building masses.
The placement of the open space in the middle of the building maximizes natural lighting and ventilation, utilizing automatic grilles on the roof that can be opened and closed to channel hot air upward while allowing light to enter the two building masses. Louvers can also provide shade for the rooms below.
The second floor of the rear mass is dedicated to the main bedroom, walk-in closet, bathroom, and workspace, with a mezzanine concept used to create compactivity in these spaces.
On the other hand, the front mass is occupied by the service room and children's room, which occupy three different volumes and levels of space, giving the front facade a soaring impression. There is also an open space on the second floor that can be used for relaxation and is accompanied by some vegetation.
To give the facade a distinctive character, the architect arranged the rooster vertically, forming a checkerboard pattern with three planter boxes finished with a wood texture.
This design reduces the view from the surrounding neighborhood without reducing the window openings since the house is located in a densely populated area. The placement of planter boxes on the facade gives an organic impression of vegetation.
The house uses a two-tone color scheme, with dark gray dominating the main facade to create a masculine impression and easy maintenance against dust and weather.
The interior is dominated by white color and light wood colors, along with wide glass windows that make the house seem more spacious and inviting.
The split-level concept, utilization of natural lighting and ventilation, and unique pattern make this house stand out in the neighborhood.
Via: Musebase
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Located in the Tebet area, the house stands out with its unique black checkered facade pattern, towering over the surrounding houses.
Originally, the site was occupied by a main family, and the client's request was to design a house that maximizes natural lighting and ventilation while emphasizing space compaction.
To address these issues, the architect applied the split-level concept and reused the demolition of the existing house. The 185m2 building is divided into two parts, connected by an open space in the middle.
The rear mass of the house has a 3-in-1 function, serving as a family room, kitchen, and dining room. The dining room is not adjacent to the clean kitchen, as is typical, but is instead located in an open space with double volume that connects the two building masses.
The placement of the open space in the middle of the building maximizes natural lighting and ventilation, utilizing automatic grilles on the roof that can be opened and closed to channel hot air upward while allowing light to enter the two building masses. Louvers can also provide shade for the rooms below.
The second floor of the rear mass is dedicated to the main bedroom, walk-in closet, bathroom, and workspace, with a mezzanine concept used to create compactivity in these spaces.
On the other hand, the front mass is occupied by the service room and children's room, which occupy three different volumes and levels of space, giving the front facade a soaring impression. There is also an open space on the second floor that can be used for relaxation and is accompanied by some vegetation.
To give the facade a distinctive character, the architect arranged the rooster vertically, forming a checkerboard pattern with three planter boxes finished with a wood texture.
This design reduces the view from the surrounding neighborhood without reducing the window openings since the house is located in a densely populated area. The placement of planter boxes on the facade gives an organic impression of vegetation.
The house uses a two-tone color scheme, with dark gray dominating the main facade to create a masculine impression and easy maintenance against dust and weather.
The interior is dominated by white color and light wood colors, along with wide glass windows that make the house seem more spacious and inviting.
The split-level concept, utilization of natural lighting and ventilation, and unique pattern make this house stand out in the neighborhood.
Via: Musebase
@unityarch
One thing i would like to advise who are still in school is to practice and learn how you can change your knowledge, skills and talents to money and survive.
❕Learn the value of your work
❕Learn how to offer your services
❕Learn to negotiate and be assertive
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❕Learn the value of your work
❕Learn how to offer your services
❕Learn to negotiate and be assertive
@unityarch
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Job Title: Graphics Designer
Work Location: Delmela Trading PLC, Addis Ababa
Job Description: We are looking for a talented intern- who will become a permanent part of the team after evaluation.
Who is a content creator to create good content's for our social media. You will be responsible for
creating original text and video content, managing posts, and responding to followers. You will manage
our company image in a cohesive way to achieve our marketing goals.
We expect you to be up-to-date with the latest digital technologies and social media trends. You should
have excellent communication skills, a very good sense of humor and be able to express our company’s
product creatively.
Ultimately, you should be able to handle our social media presence ensuring high levels of web traffic
and customer engagement.
Job Requirements and Skills:
> Excellent with Adobe experience.
> Design and implement social media strategy to align with business goals.
> Fast learner, Disciplined, and very good time management skill
> Ability to deliver creative content (text, image, and video)
> Excellent communication and customer service skills (both in Amharic and English).
send CV or porrfolio via @Natty_nterested
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Work Location: Delmela Trading PLC, Addis Ababa
Job Description: We are looking for a talented intern- who will become a permanent part of the team after evaluation.
Who is a content creator to create good content's for our social media. You will be responsible for
creating original text and video content, managing posts, and responding to followers. You will manage
our company image in a cohesive way to achieve our marketing goals.
We expect you to be up-to-date with the latest digital technologies and social media trends. You should
have excellent communication skills, a very good sense of humor and be able to express our company’s
product creatively.
Ultimately, you should be able to handle our social media presence ensuring high levels of web traffic
and customer engagement.
Job Requirements and Skills:
> Excellent with Adobe experience.
> Design and implement social media strategy to align with business goals.
> Fast learner, Disciplined, and very good time management skill
> Ability to deliver creative content (text, image, and video)
> Excellent communication and customer service skills (both in Amharic and English).
send CV or porrfolio via @Natty_nterested
@unityarch
UUAS - Architecture
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What type of form transformation in the figure shown above?
Anonymous Quiz
15%
Dimensional transformation
79%
Subtractive transformation
4%
Additive transformation
2%
None
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The large, suspended lamps are made of aluminium sheet of burgundy colour.
They form patterns that are then repeating in other objects throughout the design. These 'chandeliers' function as a reminder of the original historical space and so the overall symmetry of the layout of the objects was preserved.
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They form patterns that are then repeating in other objects throughout the design. These 'chandeliers' function as a reminder of the original historical space and so the overall symmetry of the layout of the objects was preserved.
@unityarch
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UUAS - Architecture
The large, suspended lamps are made of aluminium sheet of burgundy colour. They form patterns that are then repeating in other objects throughout the design. These 'chandeliers' function as a reminder of the original historical space and so the overall symmetry…
Café Vyklad, is located in Banska Bystrica, on the ground floor of a house that has been rebuilt several times in the past. The very last renovation filled the main volume with a plasterboard set piece, which significantly affected the overall space concept. Thus, the main intention was to bring the original proportions back and so the archetypal qualities of the house are highlighted and complemented by new details and elements.
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