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new categories taxonomy, multi-value per project. shown inline in each ls row as [tag] after the slug, muted like the other row metadata and inverting with it on hover/select. reuses the existing shared taxonomy template, so /categories/ and /categories/<tag>/ come for free as browsable archives in the same shell style already used for schools/degrees/semesters.\n\nassigned by medium: design for anything with plans/models, film for the two video projects, photo for the trieste study trip, text alongside design for translation (collage + accompanying theoretical text).
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title: "dojo"
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slug: "dojo"
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date: 2023-01-10
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thumbnail: "/img/sem02/thumbnail.webp"
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studies: "/studies/ost/ba/semester_02"
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schools: ["ost"]
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degrees: ["ba"]
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semesters: ["semester_02"]
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images:
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- { src: "/img/sem02/01.webp", name: "timber-model.webp" }
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- { src: "/img/sem02/02.webp", name: "long-elevation.webp" }
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- { src: "/img/sem02/03.webp", name: "section.webp" }
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- { src: "/img/sem02/04.webp", name: "front-elevation.webp" }
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- { src: "/img/sem02/05.webp", name: "side-elevation.webp" }
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- { src: "/img/sem02/06.webp", name: "joint-axonometric.webp" }
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categories: ["design"]
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at the centre of this design is the constructive exploration of the timber joint — not as a static detail, but as a spatially effective system. starting from a basic joint that works without diagonal bracing, relying solely on horizontal and vertical beams, a spatial principle was developed that is both rational and atmospheric.
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the particularity lies in its scalability: the identical joint is applied at different scales, from the fine grid of the facade structure to the load-bearing order of the two-storey building. the dojo is organised around an open inner courtyard.
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the clear timber construction mediates between openness and concentration, between lightness and rigour — qualities derived from the martial arts. the design understands itself as an architectural reflection on structure, discipline, and spatial perception.
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