Commencement Wednesday 02.10.2013
Interim Review Friday 25.10.2013
Final Review Friday 15.11.2013
With this project you can really let your imagination
fly. There are no cost constraints, no
client restraints; you can use any material in the world.
- To give people an unforgettable experience.
- To
create an experience which excites the
senses and sparks the imagination.
You are to consider a new lightweight
pavilion from the angle of the human encounter: how vision, touch, sound and memory
play a role in our perceptions of space, proportion, materials and light.
1. Firstly explore different environments - find an unloved enclosed
space in the centre of Nottingham (see Lecture One for examples). Develop your response to a site.
2. Explore different human encounters such as moods, senses
(sight, touch smell, hearing), climb, sit, talk, walk, contemplation. Develop a
specific direction, a distinctive approach to create as site specific
installation.
3. Investigate spaces, materials and light to create an
unforgettable pavilion.
This is a 6.5
week project, with an interim review in the 4th week, on Friday 25th
October.
Explore sites, select one
Investigate the unloved enclosed space
Explore different human senses
Develop your concept / idea that
lifts peoples spirit – how will the space/s, material and light make you feel?
Present your SCHEME….! of an unforgettable pavilion that excites the
senses and sparks the imagination
The brief is based on the Royal Academy, Sensing Spaces
exhibition that opens in late January.
Requirements
1. A bound document for research and
sketch development (showing how that spark of inspiration translates into a
final scheme)
2. Concept model(s) these can be very
rough, working models
3. Sketch models (quick, rough, working
models used to explore your ideas)
4. Finished model (minimum of 1:100
scale), existing model can be made in groups
5. Orthographics (eg plans, sections,
visuals, montages that get across the essence of your idea).
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