"The Colour of Sound"
Each season has a unique frequency that, when matched, can directly translate into the sound and colour spectrum.
Using this technique, these paintings were created; each painting represents a season.
The notes that matched the frequency of the sound around the given site (in Little Rock, AR) were then compared to the colour spectrum.
In these paintings, the most frequent sounds of the given site are expressed through the wave length and pitch, as well as scale, of the season.
The paintings inspired several study models that focused on depth of light, shadows and movement.
This is the inverse of "Winter".
The paintings inspired several study models that focused on depth of light, shadows and movement.
This is the study of layering of light and colour.
Pen and watercolour sketch of the concept for the west facade.
Pen and watercolour sketch of the concept of the north facade.
The section of the proposed building. (E to W)
Detailed section isometric of the west facade.
Exterior perspective of the community garden.
1:20 model
In the Fall of 2013, I was enrolled in the Comprehensive Studio at the University of Arkansas as a 4th year Architecture student.
The project was a Natatorium and Community Center in Little Rock, AR.
