Designed for Deconstruction
Placeholder intro paragraph. Frame the brief — a building conceived from its end backwards, designed so its parts can be recovered rather than demolished. Two or three sentences on what the project is asking and why the assembly logic drives the architecture.
Placeholder text on the final render. Describe the built proposition — massing, material palette, and how the reversible detailing reads at a distance.
Placeholder text on the internal condition. Material, light, and how the reversible detailing reads inside.
Placeholder text on the courtyard. How the exterior room organises the plan and mediates between public and private.
Placeholder text beside the exploded axonometric. Break down the strata — structure, envelope, services — and what each layer is designed to give back at end of life.
Placeholder text beside the model photograph. How the physical model tests the assembly logic in the hand — joinery, tolerance, and the parts that can come apart again.
Placeholder text beside the isometric. What the drawing is doing — clarifying the connection strategy, or setting up the exploded view that follows.
