AgroLab

Hi Tesnim, I think the initiative is a good one, and I like that it intends to concentrate on the sites' heritage value right from the outset. The city of Mateur, Tunisia possesses a profound agricultural history, making the project concept appropriate for the locale. However, the presentation did not adequately elucidate these aspects I was seeking in the project details. A heritage building and its architectural style are essential for understanding the culture and traditions of this area. A study of the climate, flora and fauna of this region is essential, as agricultural architecture requires pertinent information like the water resources, agricultural practices, and other difficulties must be elucidated within the context of the designated terrain. Feel a gap in explaining the functioning and maintenance of the Agro-lab.

The horizontal distribution of this project's function is organized; nonetheless, incorporating further details can improve comprehension. The roof detail of the church appears distinct from traditional styles, suggesting that the architect may have a particular perspective on this design choice. Overall, it appears like a well-rounded project with a balanced distribution of programs and the planner distribution also appear equitable; however, a comprehensive research attachment is necessary to ascertain its heritage chronology and how to reactivate the Catholic Church. On top of that, Agro-lab needs further elaboration to articulate its justification and design specifics. For the next I will advise you to work in detail with a collective study and emphasize the goal and present it with detailed drawings. Otherwise, I think it’s a good effort.