Technoscape

Bachelor of Architecture Graduating Project

Technoscape is a speculative museum design that explores the intersection of computational design, data-driven architecture, and ecological aesthetics. Developed using Rhino and Grasshopper, the project leverages generative algorithms, particularly Voronoi geometry, to create a structure that is both futuristic and environmentally responsive.

Set within a digitally sculpted landscape, the museum’s form emerges from environmental data inputs, resulting in a site and structure shaped by logic rather than convention. Its breathing façade system responds to light and air flow, while the sci-fi-inspired interiors are dynamically illuminated and spatially fluid. Gardens are integrated not as ornamental afterthoughts, but as essential environmental systems, reinforcing the building’s commitment to a symbiotic future.

Technoscape challenges traditional architectural typologies, proposing instead a hybrid condition where code becomes craft, and where speculative design meets sustainable potential.