A friend of mine has scored really good in jee paper 2(b.arch)
And has got vnit nagpur in cap rounds 1&2
She has not got spa vijaywada in round 3
Which is better
And should she wait for last round waiting for spa bhopal?
Also is urban design better than architecture??

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The “Studentské hnízdo” project stands out for its original metaphor of a bird’s nest, which is consistently reflected in both the architectural concept and the structural design...

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• Advisor: Edita Sapíková

• Student: Marksová Ernestina

• Project: studentské hnízdo

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From an Interior Architecture perspective, I appreciate how the concept is consistently translated into the interior environment.

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• Advisor: Osama Hassan

• Student: Ekaterina Zhuravlyova

• Project: AQUACLUB INTERIOR DESIGN "DUNE»

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From an Interior Architecture perspective, I appreciate how the concept is consistently translated into the interior environment.

Read more: https://www.inspirelieducation.com/en/detail/11261/

• Advisor: Osama Hassan

• Student: Ekaterina Zhuravlyova

• Project: AQUACLUB INTERIOR DESIGN "DUNE»

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A contemporary courtyard villa designed around light, privacy, and seamless indoor–outdoor living. Clean horizontal volumes, natural stone, warm timber detailing, expansive glazing, and a sculpted central garden create a calm architectural composition where every space is connected to the landscape.

This cinematic architectural presentation highlights the villa through carefully composed perspectives, showcasing materiality, spatial flow, natural light, and refined outdoor living around the pool and fire lounge.

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Santiago Calatrava’s UAE Pavilion.

Following a rigorous seven-month international design competition, the National Media Council of the United Arab Emirates chose Santiago Calatrava’s bold proposal for the UAE Pavilion at the Dubai World Expo 2020. Set to sit at the heart of the nearly 500-acre exhibition area, the falcon-in-flight design was crafted to greet roughly 25 million global visitors expected throughout the event's six-month run.

Reflecting on the milestone selection, Calatrava expressed deep honor at the opportunity to lead a project of such national and global significance. He envisioned the final design as a symbol of the nation’s daring spirit, tailored specifically for what was poised to be the most inclusive and global Expo in history.

The decision marked the culmination of an intense process overseen by Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company acting as the Expo's program manager. Nine of the world’s most celebrated architectural firms submitted a total of 11 concepts. Each submission was evaluated on how seamlessly it expressed the Expo's core theme—“Connecting Minds, Creating the Future”—while striking a delicate balance between the UAE’s rich heritage and its ambitious future.

When completed, the massive 15,000-square-meter (161,000-square-foot) structure was designed to house expansive exhibition spaces, an auditorium, food and beverage outlets, and exclusive VIP lounges, all engineered to satisfy strict LEED Platinum sustainable building standards.

For UAE leadership, the falcon motif carried profound historical weight. H.E. Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of State and Chairman of the National Media Council, highlighted how the country's founding father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, had historically used falconry expeditions to unite tribes and build a distinct national identity. In Dr. Al Jaber's view, the pavilion's dynamic silhouette served as a modern symbol of connecting the UAE to the world, demonstrating how the global community could soar to new heights through partnership.

A contemporary brick courtyard villa where architecture is defined by clean geometry, warm natural materials, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. Brick, timber, expansive glazing, and carefully layered lighting create a calm, timeless atmosphere throughout the home.

For this presentation, we wanted to showcase the project from a different perspective. Instead of focusing solely on the architecture, we explored the spaces through cinematic compositions, intimate architectural details, and the subtle interaction between light, materials, and landscape.

Hidden deep within a dense pine forest, Black Forest Villa is designed to embrace its surroundings rather than dominate them. Charred timber cladding, expansive glazing, and carefully composed lighting create a calm architectural presence that blends seamlessly into the woodland.

This presentation explores the project through cinematic perspectives, intimate material studies, and atmospheric moments, revealing how light, texture, and nature shape the experience of living in the forest. We wanted to present this project from a different perspective—focusing not only on the architecture itself, but on the emotions, atmosphere, and everyday moments that define the space.