Afnan Musammed Inan
student
Premier University, Chittagong.
Bangladesh
Architecture
Most of the Government Housing Complexes lack of open spaces and any other community facilities. Monotonous looking apartment buildings do not allow proper… more
Shahul hameed Sadhiq
advisor
University of East London
Indian
Specializing in urban design, residential architecture, and sports design, I am dedicated to… more
Feedback on Government Employee Housing Project:
1. Site Suitability: While the site analysis was comprehensive, it's important to explicitly demonstrate why this site is well-suited for the government employee housing program. Highlighting specific factors such as proximity to amenities, transportation, and community resources would enhance the presentation.
2. Design Principals and Zoning: While the design principles and zoning analysis were commendable, the design itself tends towards a conventional housing board style. Consider infusing more innovative elements while still adhering to governmental requirements.
3. **Noise Control Precautions**: Given the proximity to a busy road, there's a concern regarding noise levels affecting the living experience. Discuss strategies implemented to mitigate noise disturbance and ensure a tranquil environment for residents, particularly those residing in units facing the road.
4. community and Public Spaces: The proposed housing design lacks sufficient communal or public spaces, which are vital for fostering a sense of community. Consider integrating more communal areas and amenities to promote interaction and social cohesion among residents.
5. Cluster Design Efficiency: While the cluster-type planning arrangement is functional, there are inefficiencies in space utilization, particularly regarding corridor space. Explore ways to optimize the layout to minimize wasted space while still ensuring adequate circulation.
6. Lack of Lift Facilities: As a five-story building, the absence of lift facilities raises concerns about accessibility and convenience, especially for elderly or disabled residents. Incorporating lift facilities would align with higher standards of accessibility and user comfort.
7. innovative Landscape Design: Introducing communal and split-level gardens can enrich the living environment, providing residents with opportunities for recreation and relaxation while enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the surroundings.
8. Architectural Design Strength: While the concept and zoning aspects are satisfactory, there's room for improvement in the architectural design. Strive to incorporate more distinctive design elements and develop a stronger design language to elevate the project to a competition-worthy standard.
In summary, while the project demonstrates proficiency in problem-solving, there's a need to inject more creativity and innovation into the design to create a truly remarkable and functional living space for government employees.