SHARED CIRCLE PROCESS
EUN YOUNG LEE
CONTENTS Definition of boundary Reason, types of boundary Shared space Concept Experiment - Material - Light & Shadow - Circle Mock up Final installation
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<Definition>
Boundary The line or place indicating the limit or extent of something, The divide between areas of differing land use, personality trait concerning the degree of separateness or connection between mental functions and processes.
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â&#x20AC;&#x153;Boundary have a power of dividing something, but gathering at the same time. â&#x20AC;? - Kevin Lynch
Heezerweg, Eindhoven
Reasons of the boundary
Psychological reason Escape from chaos, make limitation and feel comfortable Societal reason Split from the group Functional reason physical protection
Types of the boundary
Psychological Boundaries sound light depth distance Physical Boundaries wall an opening - window, door floor level column section of space object color light texture
Shared Space Shared space is an urban design approach which seeks to minimise demarcations between vehicle traffic and pedestrians, often by removing features such as curbs, road surface markings, traffic signs, and regulations. Removing physical boundaries lowers the accident rate and make more gatherings. Physical boundaries such as barrier give people a distinvtive purpose, so they donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t communicate with others.
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Concept two different characteristics of the boundary
divide
round up
make relation with visual boundary
US
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Olafur Eliasson work
Shared circle is a boundary which divide people from others, but tie them up at the same time. People can feel a sense of belonging with strangers and it create interaction in the public space.
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Experiment material
convex glasses mirror half-reflected paper Shared Circle 10
shadow experiment with artificial LED Shared Circle 11
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◀ reaction in circle ▼ mock up
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Final installtion in the public space
Being urban is something to do with being able to cope with the meeting with perfectly strangers.â&#x20AC;? - Lars Gemzoe
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DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN SOCIAL DESIGN