Naiara

The pink lines are the veins becoming part of the floor, the purple lines define the elevations of the floor. The veins create the stairs to go from one area to another.

The stairs are going down so entrance level 0, then 5 stairs down (1m height) access to choir plus one chapel and 5 staris down siitng area for the service (altar goes up so is hier than sitting area)

The points of the paln are revise and located in relation to the light diagram.

The intersectionof lines is not due now to the relation between the points on plan w the veins + the infill (where previously I where the places to stand) but are the indications of the views around  the point. Certain points would overlap because you can contemplate the same space/detail, thats why some point have a hier hierarchy.

I think that the part in the left of the alter might look a bit ramdom... (though it follows the same logic..)

Plan floor revision:

Revised vein profile (orientation for movement,size and location).

Indication in colour of two different material of walls.

Two intensities of lines for the floor veins. (darker are continous veins of petals, lighter in fills which are a ramification of the intensity points)

Orientation of plan,

Floor pattern, I am trying to investigate the possible relation of the veins of wall to create a floor pattern taht could incorporate program and start to model the elevation of the floor and guise the hierarchy of areas and movent.

I started to investigate teh realtion of the veins with: 

-views

-path

-veins

-areas

-all related to the previous study of light moments.

Light plan study between two moments; dec and jun at noon.

The two extreme moments of the year in terms of the different sun inclination at the same time of the day. Lets me see how light and dark the areas of the plan are throught out the year.

The sequential approach of the spaces of the Church are represented in three paths- three exploration of areas.