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Urban Park shows a double level space keeping the original geometric shapes all throughout the design.
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PATH River Path consists of a series of paths leading to a watchtower at the top of hill. Paths must frame views and create open and close areas for visitors to experience.
Design based on the use of variations of a shape to create paths, frame views and divide spaces into private and public areas. Interaction and separation of paths had to be taken into consideration.
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Project was based on an artists's piece of work. Tara Donovan was the artist of this piece Titled "Untitled 2008" Artist uses everyday items to create large scale pieces using the method of repetition.
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Project was based on the conceptualization and develpment of an exhibition space for the purpose of displaying a chair at The International Contemporary Furniture Fair [ICFF] . www.icff.com
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Elisa Capetillo 74-19 85th Dr. Woodhaven N.Y., 11421 (347) 531-3078 Capetillo.Elisa@gmail.com