The Beginning of Mess, Dirt, Things and Domesticity

A home where the observer would be compelled to move through space to generate meaning guided by artefacts.

Adapted from Kazuo Shinohara, Casas Houses, 2G.

Fig 16, SANAA, Moriyama House Diagram, Author.

Moriyama House, Ryue Nishizawa, Tokyo, Japan

Things In Interstitial Spaces

The architecture expresses the ‘things’ around it. When the architecture is viewed as peripheral, artefacts not only hold emotional value, but enhance the Plan. - 1:100 programmatic assemblage.

Fig 17, Photograph Home Interior; Lara, VIC, Author. 2021.

An awkwardness of the assemblage of artefacts and things. The lamp not aligned in the corner to achieve maximum comfort with its exposure.

Fig 18, Photograph Interior; Alexandria, NSW, Author. 2020.

There exists a disorder. A disorder that captures the mundane; fixed walls contested with fleeting things; mess.24

24 Jean Louis Garnell, DESORDRES 1987-88. Accessed on 14 October 2021. http://www.jeanlouis garnell.net/DESORDRES/TEXTEDESORDRES.html

Fig 19, DESORDRES 1987-88, Jean Louis Garnell Accessed on 14 October 2021. http://www. jeanlouisgarnell.net/DESORDRES/TEXTEDESORDRES.html Fig 20, DESORDRES 1987-88, Jean Louis Garnell Accessed on 14 October 2021. http://www. jeanlouisgarnell.net/DESORDRES/TEXTEDESORDRES.html

Garden & The Contemporary Home A Garden, A Third Landscape

Fig 21, Unknown, Instagram. Accessed October 14 2021.

A fragment of the garden that designates the sum of the space left over by man to landscape evolution – to nature alone.

Adapted from Gilles Clement, The Third Landscape.

Fig 22, Unexpected Rogue Garden, Author. October 13 2021.

Fig 23, Maison des jardiniers, ASBR. https://www.instagram.com/p/CUYOpfAMkEH/. Accessed October 14 2021.

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