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M. Knoester
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The quality of informality
Explore the possibility of a formal framework, that can be informalized in order to contribute to a resilient, viable neighbourhood.
In the city of Casablanca, informal adaptation to the build environment are made on a daily basis. This shows the beautiful capacity of the users to adapt their environment to their own needs. Nevertheless in the need for more space, core qualities of architecture like light and ventilation can be compromised. In this research and design project I searched for a formal framework that preserves this qualities and, at the same time, creates space for the users to form their own environment.
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In the city of Casablanca, informal adaptation to the build environment are made on a daily basis. This shows the beautiful capacity of the users to adapt their environment to their own needs. Nevertheless in the need for more space, core qualities of architecture like light and ventilation can be compromised. In this research and design project I searched for a formal framework that preserves this qualities and, at the same time, creates space for the users to form their own environment.
Casablanca
Analysis and Research in the Afropolis
Student report
(2018)
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Saskia Asselbergs, Matthijs Engele, Rense Kerkvliet, Joris Klein, Marloes Knoester, Türker Şaylan, Rebekah Tien, Meng Yang, Jorge Mejia Hernandez, Willemijn Wilms Floet, Tom Avermaete, Hans Teerds
This book is the result of the research conducted in the P1 phase of the graduation studio ‘Positions in Practice’ of the chair Methods and Analysis in the department for architecture and the built environment, TU Delft.
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This book is the result of the research conducted in the P1 phase of the graduation studio ‘Positions in Practice’ of the chair Methods and Analysis in the department for architecture and the built environment, TU Delft.