From Idea to Reality: How I Participated in an Architecture Competition

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[pasqualemariaesposito]

Love the excitement you have talking about your work, this is the kind of love we as students should have in any project we do. I think our universities should sponsor more students competitions and push us to start participating, I mean yes anything falls from the sky but maybe universities could have a great role in this kind of activities.
A very big hug from Italy, hope you're doing good!

[fariskkraft]

I have to say, last year I have participated in some countrywide competitions, all Lost but watching the winners giving interviews, looking at awarded designs and listening to the jury, I found it very eye opening and I changed my approach to design and competition. Gained that onowledge, Im preparing to this year competitions hoping to make better projects

[Angel-hosj]

I thought you went to Cornell when I saw Milstein Hall by OMA lol

[SantiagoGonzalez-gcre]

Great. No he tenido alguna experiencia en concursos, tu historia me da una expectativa más realista para el futuro.

[ponymoto]

I'm really amazed at how you create your videos nowadays! I wanna know what software do you use for your presentations? I hope you create part 2 of tips about online presentation. This would help everyone!

[amritanshchaubey]

What are the softwares which we require to participate in any competition. I do have Ideaa and design but I don't know how to make my submissions for my competitions...

[TheArchitectureStudentBlog]

Love the honestly of this! Especially to see the other benefits from taking part in a competition, like you said a feature on Archdaily is a win in itself! Loving the content!

[wgikwis]

You dont Lose on an architecture competition

[francepiffa]

I am fascinated too by the idea of the tree which has the most of things going on in the brunches and let an open space at “ground floor”.
I don’t think however that this idea always applies; for instance in your fine project one problem might be the space that it creates at ground level could be too shadowy, low quality and potentially dangerous. Great idea and realisation anyway guys!

I can see the tree idea well suited for a skyscraper in a dense urban environment where the public/green space is scarse and it can be accommodated at the lower levels; at the same time the footprint of a skyscraper is slim enough to avoid huge overshadowed areas.

[Valettiee]

Me encantó el proyecto!! Gracias por los ánimos para aventarnos a entrar a concursos y felicidades ✨👏🏻

[sethocohen]

If it's an affordable housing contest, you have to propose an affordable way to build the houses, with the resources to build those branch-shaped structures you could build another 100 houses...sorry for be a heckler...but, still...you are my master jedi in the architectural representation.

[aramer]

Una vez leí que para ganar "un" concurso debes, por fuerza, haber perdido varios, pero al final queda el aprendizaje que te servirá para mejorar a futuro. Así que siempre habrá algo de ganancia durante el trayecto.

[jennifertaborda]

Very interesting video, congratulations!!! 😜

[ricorizqi]

Starting from what semester are we at least worthy to enter the competition? To see also the basic science that we must first master

[kevaantaya]

Thanks man. I learn a lot from you guys