We had the distinct pleasure to interview award winning designer Ali Bazzi about their original and creative Cabin design work. Ali Bazzi is an award-winning architectural designer, that makes our world a better place with their original cabin works.
Ali Bazzi ("AB") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work AB Workspace Cabin. Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
AB : The principle behind the design is to create a mobile workspace that combines both urban and hi-tech designs and integrates them into the countryside (rural environment).
AB : My main focus was to keep the design simple and real as in achievable while incorporating high-end materials and energy saving and self-efficiency.
AB : In the future, this design could be the basis for more projects to come. it can be used inspiration to complete new projects.
AB : To be specific, the concept took a while, more than 3 months to be completed. this includes the research, planning, designs, materials.
AB : This concept was designed as it represents our vision and I was pursuing a personal inspiration.
AB : At this time no, but I'm looking forward to producing mini living cabin high quality of living within a minimum space in my region.
AB : I have interests in this type of work.
AB : Mainly rural residents however it is open to other types of customers.
AB : It is unique(design), new (a first).
AB : Showing the ID and to be direct.
AB : Starting with sketches, then using cad software, modeling, and rendering by 3ds max.
AB : The size and flexibility.
AB : The division of labor of construction encompasses a diverse range of skilled and manual labor. Among them a carpenter, electrician, heavy equipment operator, ironworker, laborer, plumber, pipefitter, sheet metal worker.
AB : Within the calculation and analysis, and with drawing software.
AB : Local market research.
AB : Weight and time challenges.
AB : Hoping for the opportunity.
AB : Technical skills.
