Sketches like this are really working for you. Just make sure you label these when you pin up on Wednesday. (i.e. Iteration 1, etc.)
I like how you are using your idea of planes/objects/volumes to divide spaces like you did in the Barcelona Pavilion. Keep in mind that these "dividers" do not need to be the same transparency/height/widge etc. Think about what that would do for the experience. Also one thing you left out a bit in your Barcelona work and that I hope you wouldn't leave out here is the idea of a roof condition. Consider if any of these spaces should be covered and why?
Also look back at your MIT studies. You came to the conclusion that only half the space was really be affectively used. What made that half so much stronger? And can you replicate any similar tactics in this space to make the entire site a usable space?
Sketches like this are really working for you. Just make sure you label these when you pin up on Wednesday. (i.e. Iteration 1, etc.)
ReplyDeleteI like how you are using your idea of planes/objects/volumes to divide spaces like you did in the Barcelona Pavilion. Keep in mind that these "dividers" do not need to be the same transparency/height/widge etc. Think about what that would do for the experience. Also one thing you left out a bit in your Barcelona work and that I hope you wouldn't leave out here is the idea of a roof condition. Consider if any of these spaces should be covered and why?
Also look back at your MIT studies. You came to the conclusion that only half the space was really be affectively used. What made that half so much stronger? And can you replicate any similar tactics in this space to make the entire site a usable space?