I see you like to use stairs in your design and thats great. In your German Pavillion you used stairs as a transition space to move from a public space to a semi private space. Maybe you can investigate that option here.I think this is a great start to something spectacular.
I am reading the brown as public, correct? the blue as semi and the pink as private. your general connection of the public to the semi and the semi to the private is rather logical esp. of you are trying to virtually eliminate significant transitional spaces, although its not the only way.
what defines you transitions spaces as transition spaces? you can label them that way, but it won't always mean that they will work that way.
ReplyDeleteDon't get stuck by the outlines of the site. Your 3-D diagram does not need to be rectangular like the site. Remember this is abstract!
I see you like to use stairs in your design and thats great. In your German Pavillion you used stairs as a transition space to move from a public space to a semi private space. Maybe you can investigate that option here.I think this is a great start to something spectacular.
ReplyDeleteI am reading the brown as public, correct? the blue as semi and the pink as private. your general connection of the public to the semi and the semi to the private is rather logical esp. of you are trying to virtually eliminate significant transitional spaces, although its not the only way.
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