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Tschumi's Layers

I have been looking at Le Parc De La Villette as a precedent study for my scheme. The way I have distilled the landscape layers has some s...
Studio 21_01_13

Bit of a pier group brainstorm, followed by tutorials with James and Nick... talked about the slush model and the overall concept of encoura...
Communication..... post crit frustration therapy

I just need to convey my ideas better, I hate the fact weeks of thought process simply wasn't communicated, so here is a quick summary ...
Masterplan development

The main focus of late has been getting the spatial arrangements correct and understanding the scale of the space that I am dealing with. Al...
Tschumi and Lewitt modelled

I was thinking about the flatness of Tschumi's grid in 3D and Lewitt's deconstructed cubes. Imaging the follies as visual reference ...
Sequence and seriality

Starting looking at Sol Lewitt work while research Smithson and found it particularly useful as a metaphor for articulating certain aspects...
Studio 04_04_13

More longshore drift discussion with James Fox. Essentially we talked about groynes and the need to be bold with any modifications in order...
Major Project Site Introduction

Back on the blog... so this is my site for Advance Landscape design. A 1.5 km stretch of Hove seafront in east sussex: To the west of ...
The evolution of the picturesque - Park to Site

A while back I was looking at Smithson, he was fascinated by pictures of Central Park pre-construction, the rawness of the land that would s...
Groundlab

Last wednesday I attended the lecture by Alfredo Ramírez from Groundlab . Ramírez decalred himself a formalist... which was encouraging...

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