FMP Blog post 4 - list of plans

I have finally found plans for several buildings that I feel would be feasible to make as part of my FMP. All of these buildings were found in the sustainable section of Archdaily, meaning their design and materials are made to be eco friendly or sustainable.

I have organised them into a priority list, as I feel some would be more effective than others.

1. Majamaja wuorio cabin https://www.archdaily.com/953405/majamaja-wuorio-eco-cabin-littow-architectes/5fd928e863c0170f2f000662-majamaja-wuorio-eco-cabin-littow-architectes-photo?next_project=no

2. 100 classrooms for refugee children https://www.archdaily.com/880676/100-classrooms-for-refugee-children-emergency-architecture-and-human-rights/59ce2a40b22e389f6100005d-100-classrooms-for-refugee-children-emergency-architecture-and-human-rights-elevations-sections-and-plans?next_project=no

3. Permanent camping https://www.archdaily.com/962377/permanent-camping-2-casey-brown-architecture/60ae6faccfea4e0165740c39-permanent-camping-2-casey-brown-architecture-photo?next_project=no

4. Langbos children’s centre https://www.archdaily.com/942147/langbos-childrens-centre-jason-erlank-architects/5ef0d40bb3576529f5000172-langbos-childrens-centre-jason-erlank-architects-plans-section-and-elevation?next_project=no

5. For our country war memorial https://www.archdaily.com/943717/for-our-country-memorial-edition-office?ad_source=search&ad_medium=projects_tab

Now that I have found these designs, I know that not all of these models would work out of card. So instead, I plan to make them all out of eco friendly or sustainable materials, in order to showcase the variety of models and finishes that can be achieved at a professional standard whilst still thinking of the environment.