ORIGINAL PROJECT EVIDENCE
Supporting Evidence from the Original Design Studio Project
Supporting Evidence from the Original Design Studio Project
This section presents supporting evidence from the original Silent Transition Student Clubhouse project. The original drawings, diagrams, and presentation boards are included to show that the selected project was developed during the previous Design Studio semester.
These materials form the base project for the Final Assessment. They are used to evaluate the original proposal, identify its strengths and limitations, and support the AI-assisted redesign process.
Figure 1: Original site plan showing the project location, surrounding context, circulation paths, and site boundary.
Figure 2: Original ground floor plan showing the main public spaces and fast movement zones.
Figure 3: Original upper floor plans showing transition, collaboration, quiet, and reflection spaces.
Figure 4: Original elevation drawings showing the external architectural expression and façade treatment of the project.
These original drawings and presentation boards provide evidence of the Silent Transition Student Clubhouse design process. They show the project development from site context and planning, to floor plans, elevations, sections, and architectural details.
The evidence confirms that the project already had a clear concept, spatial organization, and visual direction. At the same time, these drawings become the starting point for AI-assisted reflection, where the project can be reviewed, evaluated, and improved through better site response, environmental strategies, circulation clarity, and user experience.
The original project drawings become the base for AI-assisted reflection and revised design thinking.