Start thinking about a series of events that are to take place in your Architecture Fiction. This is a good time for you to confirm the key aspects and features in your architecture and consider how they can be communicated through your story. How do you take your audience (us, your peers, and everyone else at your presentation) through your project and what are the architectural elements you need to continue to develop to successfully communicate your ideas and make them believable?
Active Communities
Urban Sociology
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| SCRIPT, STAGE, SCENES - Plan of attack |
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| 'Nest' - individual pods in the building for users to experience privacy in the pavilion |
// Night time studies
It is interesting to see how the city operates at night...It can become quite a desolate environment with a completely different set of users. There are rarely any business people [assuming they have rushed home] and the city becomes quite a multicultural centre. When there are less users, I felt it was easier to appreciate the environment, yet I still felt rather unsafe and was hesitant to enter any areas where there were no people.
In my architectural proposal, I would like to investigate how it can be utilised both during the day and night. What kind of purposes can it serve? Can these purposes be changed to suit day/night life...can the space be adaptable and interchangeable?
What trigger people to leave the city as soon as they leave work? Is there no purpose or reason to stay?
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