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DeHome

DeHome

Abstract

This conceptual model, titled "DeHome", incorporates the principles of Deconstructivism in architectural design. It deconstructs the fundamental elements of a house—roof, columns, doors, windows, and bricks—separating them and reassembling them in a way that conveys fragmentation, contradiction, and movement. This design challenges the traditional concept of structural stability by enlarging key elements such as doors, windows, and columns, emphasizing distortion and the dynamic force of transformation. Beyond merely dismantling the physical structure of a house, this project reinterprets the very concept of "home" within the context of contemporary architecture.

Objective

ต้องการประยุกต์ความรู้ที่ได้เรียนเข้ากับการออกแบบ และท้าทายความคิดโดยการตีความแนวคิดของ "บ้าน" ใหม่ในบริบทของสถาปัตยกรรมร่วมสมัย

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