Topographical model for a final-year project in Sot de Chera
Academic project
Education and research
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The project
This model for a final-year architecture project in Sot de Chera places the relationship between buildings and terrain at the centre of the representation. The landform and building volumes make it possible to read how the proposal sits across the different levels of the site.
Contour lines are the main element in the representation of the landscape. Their continuous outlines define a conceptual mountainside, with building forms distributed across its changing levels. The stated intention in the project presentation is for the architecture to coexist with its surroundings.
The composition combines elongated forms and stepped volumes. The brown tones of the landform contrast with the white building elements, visually distinguishing the terrain from the architectural proposal while keeping the overall composition legible.
The representation also includes platforms, terraces and repeated vertical elements along the façades. These details offer a closer reading alongside the overall massing, allowing the relationship between the buildings and their connecting spaces to be explored.
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