T I P S O N @TheTipson

A R C H I T E C T• c u r a t o r • g l o b e t r o t t e r • d e s i g n e r. EMAIL [email protected] Abuja, Nigeria Joined December 2019

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T I P S O N @TheTipson

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@ItsZahrah9 Mashallah

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T I P S O N @TheTipson

5 months ago

@30BG4 @DurkioWiz @Cleverlydey4u You are dumb tbh

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@Arch_Dokun77 @GabodeCuer5096 @Emmy_tife @dezeen @Clrioferreira @Boo_man69 @bloomdigitmedia @Architizer @afosstyle1 @Abdullateefade1 Those beams are called the plinth beams, they are structural elements that binds the footing walls together, in order to ensure stability of the structure and also carries the load from the over site concrete slab spreading it evenly across the footing walls/consolidated walls

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T I P S O N @TheTipson

8 months ago

“In every line, a story begins.”

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ChairmanOsunFA @chairmanosunfa

9 months ago

The Eyo Masquerade-inspired stadium This is a tribute to the "Adamu Orisha" play of Lagos, Nigeria. Its design translates the ethereal, ghostly white aesthetic of the Eyo into a monumental architectural statement. Architectural & Cultural Elements The "Agbada" Facade: The exterior is defined by sweeping, draped white structures that mimic the long, flowing white robes worn by the Eyo. These fabric-like panels create a sense of movement and grace, as if the stadium itself is caught in a slow-motion dance. The "Aga" Roofline: The most iconic feature is the collection of blue-rimmed, wide-brimmed hats (Aga) that top the structural pillars. These hats are central to the Eyo’s identity and serve as symbolic "crowns" for the stadium, protecting the spectators below from the elements. The Internal Canopy: Inside, the roof uses a lightweight, translucent membrane that filters sunlight to create a soft, ethereal glow. This mimics the look of the thin white cloth used in the masquerade's costume, giving the interior a sacred, airy feel. Color Symbolism: The strict adherence to white with blue accents reflects the traditional attire of the Eyo Laba (the senior group), symbolizing purity, peace, and the presence of ancestors. is a tribute to the "Adamu Orisha" play of Lagos, Nigeria. Its design translates the ethereal, ghostly white aesthetic of the Eyo into a monumental architectural statement. Architectural & Cultural Elements The "Agbada" Facade: The exterior is defined by sweeping, draped white structures that mimic the long, flowing white robes worn by the Eyo. These fabric-like panels create a sense of movement and grace, as if the stadium itself is caught in a slow-motion dance. The "Aga" Roofline: The most iconic feature is the collection of blue-rimmed, wide-brimmed hats (Aga) that top the structural pillars. These hats are central to the Eyo’s identity and serve as symbolic "crowns" for the stadium, protecting the spectators below from the elements. The Internal Canopy: Inside, the roof uses a lightweight, translucent membrane that filters sunlight to create a soft, ethereal glow. This mimics the look of the thin white cloth used in the masquerade's costume, giving the interior a sacred, airy feel. Color Symbolism: The strict adherence to white with blue accents reflects the traditional attire of the Eyo Laba (the senior group), symbolizing purity, peace, and the presence of ancestors. @ELEGBETE1SPORTS @EmekaOkoye @imakun122 @MuftauAdewale3 @imakun122

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T I P S O N @TheTipson

9 months ago

the_tipson These are important design elements very Architect or Designer should know. In architecture, design elements play a vital role in shaping how buildings look, feel, and function. Also there other elements like, Colour, lighting , scale and proportion, etc. #architecture