Spaced Experience | Final Jury!

Based on the previous critics, I first rearranged my field. I took advantage of 3DCS. My field had a different void, one of which was more introverted and the other was more extroverted. And the spaces I would create in these voids are contrasting with each other. Where my voids were more introverted, my spaces were less, and my voids were more extroverted, and my spaces were more dense and continuous. On the other hand, fewer spaces, I broke continuity because of the level difference, because I wanted people to have different experiences on both sides.

 

 

 

Here is my final poster:

Architectural Portfolio | Final Submission

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Bauhaus Building by Walter Gropius | Final Submission

When we worked together about this building, we realized that this building has included lots of permeability part. Especially, these parts contain permeable of light and movement. That is why we focused on showing permeability part. Due to these parts, actually, we indicated changing different intervals in terms of light and movement. In addition, some colors refer to show these permeable parts such as red is light and grey is movement. Also, the permeability of the movement parts increased as the intervals between the parts decreased. On the other hand, the permeability of the light parts decreased as the intervals between the parts increased.

 

Spaced Experience | Pre-Jury!

First, there are 2 different gaps in my field, dense and less dense voids. The strategy I determined by looking at my field was contrast. According to contrast, I have fewer spaces in my dense voids, while the number of spaces in my less dense voids is numerous. At the same time, I made a transition part in connecting these spaces.

However, where people have a lot of spaces, thanks to different directions and scales ramps, they can experience every space there. On the other hand, people cannot experience every space because there is a lot of level difference where there are little spaces.

Spaced Experience

Bauhaus Building by Walter Gropius | Poster