In ‘An Architectural Diary’ six important personal experiences were chosen which were then translated into architecture. The aim was to use architectural elements to try and evoke the same feelings which I had at the time of the specific experience. This was done by using a narrative approach where the body is at the centre of the architecture. Meaning that not only sight, but also touch, smell and hearing are used to evoke the right feelings. A personal site is chosen to create a chronological walk, where you’ll pass by the folly of a family, the Folly of a Child, the Folly of a Friendship, the Folly of a Divorce, the Folly of a Student and the Folly of Love.

Student: Siem Wille
Tutors: ir. Hajo Schilperoort (architect), ir. Narindath Maraj