RESEARCH AND NEW ENDEAVOURS
Exploring and researching new ideation is an integral part of Arch Odyssey. This journey encourages innovative thinking and creative solutions in architecture. By delving into fresh ideas, we can push the boundaries of design and redefine our built environment Join us as we embark on this adventure of discovery and inspiration.
METRO STATION BEAUTIFICATION
This research explores the idea of beautifying and enriching metro stations through architectural, cultural, and historical elements. Metro stations are often experienced as purely functional transit spaces, yet they are also important civic environments encountered by thousands of commuters every day.
The study investigates how architectural design, visual storytelling, and cultural references can transform metro stations into spaces that reflect the identity and history of the city. By introducing elements such as public art, cultural motifs, historical narratives, and spatial interventions, metro stations can become meaningful urban landmarks rather than anonymous transit points.
The goal of this research is to explore how everyday infrastructure can contribute to a stronger sense of place, cultural awareness, and urban experience for commuters.
Light and the Changing Experience of Architecture
This research explores how natural light interacts with architectural structures over time. Light is one of the most dynamic elements in architecture, constantly changing throughout the day, across seasons, and over years.
The study observes how shifting sunlight alters the perception of space, surfaces, materials, and form. Through documentation and visual analysis, the research investigates how architects can design structures that respond meaningfully to these changing light conditions.
By understanding how light evolves around a building over time, architecture can create spaces that feel alive, atmospheric, and continuously transforming, enriching the everyday experience of those who inhabit them.