In this particular project, I was given the task of creating an innovative solution for a challenging space within our university. The primary focus was to identify existing issues and devise a design for what we refer to as a "parasitic space" that would address these problems. Within our university, the main challenges revolved around the insufficient studio space available to fifth-year students and the cramped conditions faced by interior design students. To tackle these issues, I proposed a solution that involved the creation of an additional area by linking the architectural and interior design studios. This interconnected space would feature a unique, snake-shaped walkway that would extend to both the grey structure and the green fields. The design incorporated essential elements such as participatory activities, multipurpose staircases, and spacious studios to enhance functionality. To bring this concept to life, I utilized Revit software for the planning and modeling phases. To provide a vivid representation of the design, I used Lumion for the production of high-definition render images.
