twc-024 / A study by Syafril · not client work
A fictional residential architecture studio that starts a house from the household’s days. Its site is a numbered set of drawing sheets: a room programme with an adjacency matrix and bubble diagram, one ordinary day, patterns to pin and a printable summary.
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The capture shows the implemented opening. Notes connect its composition to the working experience and its mobile behavior.
The adjacency matrix leads the sheet. Each diamond is one pair of rooms; a tap or Enter changes it, and the bubble diagram beside it is redrawn from the same programme. Nothing is measured or to scale.
Project, household, scale, status and the sheet index sit in a vertical title block, as on a drawing set. On a phone it becomes a strip with the sheet index, followed at once by the sheet title.
Purple ink, a roof-tile accent and tracing-paper panels come from Indonesian drafting offices. Millimetre grid sits only behind drawings; relations read through symbols and line styles, never colour alone.
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Start the house from the days inside it.
This tool includes a working workspace and its own component book. Its controls operate on local state.
Exports are generated in your browser. No account, cloud storage or external service is connected.
Fictional design study. Households, patterns and diagrams are illustrative and not to scale: not a construction drawing, a listing or a price. Exports stay local concept sheets.
Page scope, brand assets, content, handover, hosting, costs and support are discussed in a consultation before work begins. The demo is a reference for that conversation.
Prepare a brief for this directionDraw the day before the walls. The programme sheet an architect fills in with a household before any plan: who lives here, which rooms must be close, which kept apart, and what happens through the day. Print paper, diazo ink and a roof-tile accent, with a vertical title block on every sheet.
Print paper, diazo-purple ink and a roof-tile accent, borrowed from Indonesian drafting offices: sketches on orange millimetre block paper and diazo prints from tracing paper. Millimetre grid sits only behind drawings; relations read through symbols and line styles, never colour alone.
Archivo Expanded 600, a wide straight-boned grotesque like title-block and presentation lettering, sets the sheet titles and the AVARA wordmark. DM Sans carries room names, the day table, notes and controls.
Every page is one sheet in a set: a 2px drawing border, the drawing field on the left and a 312px vertical title block on the right (project, household, scale, status, sheet index). On a phone the title block becomes a top strip with a scrollable sheet index.
No decorative motion. A changed relation redraws the bubble diagram at once and is announced; the light section changes only when a time of day is chosen.
Static bilingual Next.js pages. One programme per household is kept in this browser and validated with Zod on every read; exports (TXT, SVG, print) are made locally. No account, submission or server.
The adjacency matrix is an ARIA grid: arrow keys move between pairs, Enter or Space changes a relation and the change is announced. The bubble diagram has an equivalent text list; schedule cells and patterns are labelled buttons; blocked or full storage is stated.
Between space and possibility.