The edge of the constructions that frame the central space consist of multiple edges that form one fluent barrier to cradle the space. The edge I have constructed is that which runs between the Governor's palace and the Cemetery Group. It has multiple extrusions and depressions which make the space feel as though it is in motion. The articulation aids in giving the space directionality and emphasizes the "motion" of the edge. This diagram shows how the edge relates to the central space, the way in which it joins with the Governor's palace, and its relationship with the topography.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Integrated articulated edge
The edge of the constructions that frame the central space consist of multiple edges that form one fluent barrier to cradle the space. The edge I have constructed is that which runs between the Governor's palace and the Cemetery Group. It has multiple extrusions and depressions which make the space feel as though it is in motion. The articulation aids in giving the space directionality and emphasizes the "motion" of the edge. This diagram shows how the edge relates to the central space, the way in which it joins with the Governor's palace, and its relationship with the topography.
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