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by Emily Pappas / Thesis 2012
by Emily Pappas / Thesis 2012
It's a strange world we live in, stranger than most people are willing to admit... stranger than most people are willing to accept. There's an extreme complexity to the human condition - one that becomes achingly obvious in an urban environment where everyone is torn by the desire to be 'someone' and the anxiety to disappear into the white noise.
My thesis focuses on how architecture can enhance self awareness through spacial phenomenons.
The built form would manifest as an urban folly - a labyrinth at the intersection of many pedestrian pathways, offering itself to the individual as a tool for self exploration or to the public as a street theater - a place to either hide or present yourself to the world.
My thesis focuses on how architecture can enhance self awareness through spacial phenomenons.
The built form would manifest as an urban folly - a labyrinth at the intersection of many pedestrian pathways, offering itself to the individual as a tool for self exploration or to the public as a street theater - a place to either hide or present yourself to the world.
