Plan Level 27 - WIP
Level 27 containes a vaste open plan office space. The 1 m2 columns are spaced at 10m with light wells at 70m. The office space disintegrates into a park like landscape with lakes and ponds ( the garden of ede).
I have become a little confused. I want this plan to be diff. from the other to show the stark change between the levels but I am afraid it is becoming to much of a blanket treatment of each level without them interconnecting enough. Any suggestions would be really appreciated.
I have become a little confused. I want this plan to be diff. from the other to show the stark change between the levels but I am afraid it is becoming to much of a blanket treatment of each level without them interconnecting enough. Any suggestions would be really appreciated.
Hello Amandine, I missed your last tutorial so I am not sure my comment will help. Both plans are interesting, I will make sure (maybe you did but I cannot see it from the 2 plans) that the type of form you are developing is related with the types of containers that you have. Now for the level 27, if feels that it is more a plan but I am not sure how it is defining different way of containing and what is containing (spaces, paths, rooms...). Then I remember last tutorial we said to work or think as well in section (like if you have to contain a path, that is not 3 meters tall but maybe more and it will be registered on different plateau...) so if you think more in section, your plans will have probably more relations, and even if they look completely different still there is some common logic. I know there is not much time, maybe it helps or maybe leave it out for now.
Hi Monia - Thanks for getting back to me. I am trying it in section now so I can see how the different levels run into each other. I am keeping in mind my diff. types of containment but I think that once I have drawn a bit more I will readjust my manifesto and the plan a bit. I will post that tomorrow. I think that I have to just proceeded since everything seams to develop simultaneously. Time is running really short though!