January 2009 Archives

sketch

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Maybe it's unfeasible - we'll see...     Layers are not 90 degrees to the ground and I'm wondering if I can use other parts of the building (other layers) as counterbalance??

sketch

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Have yet to add the deformations...

holes cut through the building emphasise slenderness...

sketch01

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This isn't where I intend to position the building on site - I'm looking at scale and proportion here. My proposal is 350cm wide in the above render - possibly pushing the boundaries...

I wonder whether I'm losing some of the austerity of the original Pep. models and its become too angular and less surfacey??

The wind-loading solution of cutting holes through the building also emphasises its slenderness - i.e. without the holes, if you're unable to see the profile of the building and are standing square in front of it then it just looks like a massive block

t-m-h

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manifesto plate

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the beast01

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section

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Vast surfaces, and lots of them.

Corresponding surface deformation create space.

Surface articulation, or, the cutting language, intensifies around these pockets mirroring program.

office space: canary wharf

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