ATTACHMENT + IMPACT

The surrounding landscape shapes the bounds of the underworld, and the pathway to life. The system is placed as a modular buildup with no distinct pattern to form the pathway. Some placed in unison with some outliers and spaces used for voids.

Users will be challenged in their interaction with the landscape and ultimately their level of trust.

A explores the perception of an individual viewing the entirety of the system path from Wakefield St. This demonstrates the overview of users moving through the space and the contrasting moments.

B emphasises the view of an individual looking down upon the system path.

C presents the idea of a user sitting upon the space, in trust that the system buildup will withhold the individual in comfort.

D looks at how an adolescent or child might view the space, what ideas might they draw, they may find a playful aspect from the system path, or view it as whole and in simplicity.

E shows how a user may understand the system based by its individual units, the singularity, the movement, the tactility and materiality.

F summarizes the system path demonstrating how an individual may view it from another area of the site, understanding how as a collective of the other experiences held, they might use and interpret the space.