Comments:
I love when students work on small structures but tackle big themes. This is a big theme, one of the most significant and open wounds of this city. I must admit that I am personally impressed by the way you approached the solution. Very measured, very modest, with minimal construction but a great deal of respect for the entire environment. It seems to me that your architecture, in the true sense of the word, is site-specific architecture. Removed from this location, it essentially ceases to exist; this architecture is impossible to replicate, which is why I believe you have achieved a good result. A dignified, moderate approach, full of respect for what that environment already is, and at the same time, a tremendous desire to somehow heal that space. This is not just a simple band-aid; this is a somewhat more serious architectural intervention. This location demands courage, and I think you have demonstrated exactly the right amount of it. In that sense, my compliments for what you have done. As far as I am concerned, I believe you have created a successful project. This work demonstrates that it is possible to achieve the 'less is more' principle. Students usually want to design the entire planet for their graduation projects, if they could. Your moderation in working within a limited space, with minimal resources but achieving good effects, shows that you have created a good project.
We can only join in such conclusions. Professor Djukanovic has beautifully concluded that this project should indeed be practically supported. I took the liberty of suggesting to the mentor that this is a wonderful vision which, through the analysis you provided with your thesis, has been absolutely brought to completion. In terms of the idea, I believe this is a complete success, especially considering the observations you offered regarding certain authorities who have presented specific perspectives on this position, which is a sensitive and sophisticated one. In my opinion, you have succeeded in this, I must say, unlike them.
Everything is complete, and everything is exactly as the members of the committee have commented. From what I have seen so far, among many student projects and interventions in this area, I believe this is the most mature solution, practically feasible for implementation.