A modern project is under construction now and my working area has potential to become more alive because it is so close to it. Furthermore, it can provide a soft transition between modern language and Vigentino inhabitants.
The area looks like a circle where people can reach easly.
These is a street called Via Ampola near to that circle.
Existences of Fondanzione Prada increase the value of the Vigentino area and the institution provide its atraction force with a common sence for people which is art. My other aim is to spread this value all the other parts of the Vigentino Area too. So, I started to examine Fondanzione Prada and their aims.
RESULT OF THOSE; • The street that I select has old and new architectural features like Fondazione Prada, this building configuration provides diversity and also represent diversity of art. • Fondazione Prada try to find a way for sharing ideas, exchange knowledge between artist,architects,thinkers,students,etc. and organize multiple activities
I want to provide a space which can people create their own events, workkshops, exhibitions, etc.
The open access feature invites people to this area and they can directly participate when they see someting going on .
By this way people can share ideas,experience and knowledges in to each other not only under an Ä°nstitution .
Ofice workers uses this area for car parking during weekdays.
During Weekdays
During Weekend
During Weekends
Designed by: STUDIO ROGIER MARTENS Project Name: ‘Pop-Up’ Urban Furniture •
‘Pop-Up’ is a street furniture that can be pumped out of the pavement by the inhabitants. After use it can be pumped back and it will disappear into the pavement. This means that the inhabitants have the freedom to decide for themselves, when they want to use the Pop-Up and in which way.
Designed by: Gensler Designs Project Name: Bright Yellow Parklet for D.C. Type of project: Temporary installation •
Mini parking-space sized parks—otherwise known as "parklets are popping up in major cities across the United States. The local office of architecture firm Gensler was approached by the Golden Triangle Business Improvement District (BID), to create what the designers call a "seasonal parklet« meaning it will be open to the public until October.
Designed by: Morag Myerscough & Luke Morgan Project Name:Festival of Love at Southbank Centre Type of project: Temporary installation
Designed by: Anna & Eugeni Bach Project Name: The Shadows of Sant Esteve Type of project: Temporary installation โ ข
During the day, the walkway becomes a space where the shadow of the pergola outlines the shape of the ground and the church faรงade, turning the space into a surprising threshold. At night, illuminated from inside, the installation arouses the curiosity of the locals and attracts them to walk through, casting their shadows and making them a part of the show.
Designed by: Mark Reigelman II Project Name: The Great Picnic •
Brooklyn based artist Mark Reigelman II has designed a modular picnic table for 100 people named, The Great Picnic. It is located outside of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Cleveland, OH. Each modular unit consists of seemingly three individual intersecting tables. Each bench and table surface is made from a number of certified reclaimed woods ranging from Heart Pine and Knotty Douglas Fir to African Mahogany and White Oak. The variety of wood species and colored stains is intended to directly reflect this notion of a confluence of identities and ideas that a picnic table highlights. The substructure of the table is welded and powder coated aluminum which was necessary for the substantial cantilever of the benches.
Designed by: Hiroshi Nakamura Project Name: Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku Japan/2012
Appears and disappears seating with the logic of car borders .
This shaders can also use for hanging 2D works during exhibition time .
This shaders can protect people from sunlights and also Provides some walls for hanging or puting paper.
Random bench takes its shape from nature and provides Three zone