Transform Uniqueness - part.three

THIRD BINDING The third and last binding includes a figuratively collection illustrating the process and working methods used within our master thesis. Including some of the work which have contributed to the overall undertanding of the project site and context.

STRATEGYCOMPREHENSION

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MODELCOMPREHENSION

We have been studying several different factors through models. It has provided with a general understanding of the sites general composition and focal points within, as well as being a important tool in relation to the building breakdown elaborated in the second binding.

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This is a picture of one of our initial models conducted with the aim of elaborating on the current town composition.

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In order to minimize the building volume with the project site several different building composition was analysed to investigate how the general building structure could be broken down for new features to occur in the new spatial composition.

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GRIDREARRANGEMENT

Developing our defined grid further by investigating different possiable formations contributed with the form established within the public space.

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GRIDREARRANGEMENT

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EXISTINGATTRACTIONS

The existing attractions within the town structure is primaray connected beween the on going motion of the pedestrian street in the center of the market town.

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BUILDINGTRANSFORMATION

Initial development

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BUILDINGTRANSFORMATION

Initial development

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TRADEMARKDEVELOPMENT

TITLE BRAINSTORM

IDENTITY

FRAMING UNITE

REVEALING UNIQUE UNIQUENESS

CREATE

AWARENESS

ISSUE

EQUAL MARK

CULTURE

RELATE

TRANSFORM CAUSE

SIGN

IMAGE

UNFOLD ATTRACTIVE

NORM

GRID

SHOWCASE CHANGE

LOCATION VALUE

PATTERN

IDENTIFICATION NOTE EXPAND

PERCEPTION REFLECTION PROMOTE

BRANDING EMBRACE

SKILLS TRADEMARK

IMPRESSION

HORIZON

INTERPRETATION REPHRACE

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UNBOX

QUALITY

UNI QUE NESS

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sult

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Museum

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STORYBUILDUP

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VISUALIN-PROGRESS

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ANALYSIS

DESIGN

CONCLUSION

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