Your portfolio looks quite interesting from an academic point of view.  Your solar city project caught my attention for a bit with the interesting graphics and diagrams.  

If you're intending to use this portfolio for job applications, do you have other work-related documentations such as something more practical?  

thank you for the feedback architecte.

by something more practical you mean plans, sections, details? i have these kind of projects but they are not eye catching.

do you think i will have a better chance of getting a job if i display these kind of things?

Sorry for the late reply.  In case you're still job searching, think about what kind of skills you're bringing to an employer if your portfolio consists of solely graphics and diagrams?  They reflect your ability to produce eye-catching drawings and diagrams for proposals and presentations.  However, offices normally devote more time on design development and construction documents, in which case the ability to produce professional-quality drawing sets is essential.

Give your portfolio a good balance.  Keep all your eye catching stuff and perhaps throw in just a few technical work.

thanks for getting back to me. now that you mention it, there is an apparent lack of professional drawing sets. will definitely work on that