Ideating Role 2 of Interior Designer

ARGUEMENT - Flexibility in space – at planar and volume level can be achieved by assembly-disassembly of elements. Master Architect - Kengo Kuma In order to form the assembly and disassembly of elements, the stacking and interlocking of elements has been adopted for the design. Oriku form of joinery has been experimented which stands strong without the use of nails or any other mechanism. Alternate staggering of components creates an element with form that act as ceiling, column, partition etc. as whole. The concept here is to create an experience that is focused on the Machines of Da Vinci Code with a little play of light and Shadow. The entire space is designed in a way which portrays the perception of carved out space having continuous elements. This continuity creates a journey with seamless yet interesting experience. Each component is executed in the section of 60x60 mm that repeats in order to achieve organic form. These elements are placed in such a manner that they create an organic circulation for the user. This circulation guides the movement along with the play of filtered light penetrating through the grid. The transition in the space is a woven journey that interacts with the user through various form of elements. The two double height spaces provide an opportunity to experiments the elements with larger volume and thus the interaction with inside-outside of the site performs different roles as porosity and transparency. The flooring has been kept a homogeneous constant one, concrete, that complements the existing facade as well as concentrate the focus on the elements. The little gap towards the glass windows tries to act as balance between the elements and machines. The Flexibility of detached elements with creating the notion of free-flowing space is achieved through multiplication of Oriku Joinery.