ISOLATION IN SPACE

Reflective Functions

Above ground reflective functions have further interactions with the ground, sky and waterfront.

By disrupting the existing landforms of the waterfront, landscapes, etc; there lies a newfound opportunity in these points of intersection / overlap - these points exhibit spatial characteristics of a combination of landforms.

This maintained atmosphere could be brought through architectural elements such as level changes, that cause a physical isolation that is still visually connected.

Segmented openings used here allow visual connectivity, while still barricading the internal activity.

Elements of connectivity such as stairs and ramps still allow considerable interaction between the activity pods.

Productive Functions

Laboratories, experiment test spaces and other productive functions must be placed within a controlled condition, and isolated from its surroundings at all times.

Contents

MIND MAP

SERVANT OF THE UN/MEASURABLE

DESIGN CHARRETES

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

THE MANIFESTATION : AT THE INTERFACE OF LAND AND WATER