LASPI
Student: Vaskali Ellie
This is a student project for the Front-End Development Certificate. The student had to experiment with HTML, CSS & JavaScript to create a fully interactive website.
The website under development is about an interdisciplinary, non-profit organization or collective that focuses on studying the traditional materials and construction techniques of the nomadic peoples of the Balkan peninsula.
The group's goal is to document and study the empirical knowledge of communities, groups, or individuals as it has been passed down through generations, orally, concerning the traditional construction techniques of not only nomadic but also other peoples.
The group's activities include conducting research through interviews, on-site documentation, and studying relevant literature. They also organize workshops, symposiums, cultural, and educational events, as well as collaborate with local communities to implement small construction projects.
The organization aims to experientially approach the cultural heritage of nomadism through participatory and modern processes of creation, repair, and construction. They also seek ways to integrate the culture of nomadism into contemporary society. The group primarily targets individuals with a keen interest in history, architecture, construction, and nature, as well as those seeking alternative ways of life and habitation.
Wireframes / Concept Idea
Screenshots from the final Website
