A two-dimensional drawing of 1000 lines was trans- formed into a three-dimensional suspended structure.

The structure is based on the proccess of drawing the 1000 lines, where the final drawing is interpreted as a plan view of it. 

 

Interpreting the suspended structure into a set of lines and planes.

The structure is then made on a 10 degree sloped ground. It is made based on the idea of creating a curve through a set of straight lines and the intertwining or overlapping of spaces. 

 

The program for the structure derives from the ballet “Rite of Spring”. In order to translate the dance into a structure, specific information has to be extracted.

 

The mapping is of the pace of the dance. Time is shown in a linear matter from top to bottom, where each segment maps the speed of the moment; the slower the move- ment the bigger the segment.

It is then transferred into the topography where the long lines show capture the slowness and the short lines capture the speed. 

 

A method of construction was derived from the Lines and Planes Structure. In essence, it is captur- ing the continuity of the form; how a wall condition can turn a corner into an overhead then a wall and also a ground condition. 

 

In exploring statics and strength, a 1”:1’ model was made to show the different thickness and materials.

 

The walls and ground floor is made of cast-in concrete and the second floor is made of wood with exposed wooden beams underneath. 

 

The structure aims to incorporate the tectonics cre- ated and the idea of multiple passageways along with considering the pace travelling within. This resulted in the various angled walls, to convey more or less space.