Inhabitable Shadows
Lights all around dwindling away in different directions uncaptured, unhinged scattered all around are the rays , rays
leading one's path , changing each time, in each direction. Transforming one's surrounding but compressing ones
images , compressing them within the walls the walls that carry through the shadows projecting different images each
time the light seems to slip away , ot lands on another space, helping one move along
Compression
Stretching through expanding and contracting within each other to
meet in the center. As the space gets smaller, the center
is held even tighter , defining the
central space via the compressive
enclosure.
Transformation
The shape transforms from the original to a an enclosure , what does it transform to, the rule is it
gets bigger and stretches out further
and the shapes change within.
Scattered Movement
Grid follows rules of uneven lines intersecting at different points while marking there territory
based on the smallest space. The movement comes from each
corner forming a scatter within
its boundaries
Compression,Transformation,Scattered Movement
Program
Gallery space
Transformation of light takes place at every moment of this building , with light penetrating through the glass facade
and being carried into the building using the frosted glass chandelier. This is a variably extruded stacked section, with
each floor having a different height depending on the directionality of the sun allowing the best use of a natural light
to lead circulation through the Gallery.
Forces
Scattered Movement
The structure of the building is based of the initial diagram of asymmetry,leading to the concept of staggered floor
plates.
Transformation
The transformation of space occurs through light as the frosted glass structure carries the light through the facade
into the space, transforming space at each floor.
Compression
The structure itself is held in forces of compression , especially the chandelier which is suspended from the ceiling
through cords.
Concept Perspectives
Final Perspectives
