The Fractured Realms is a design exercise aimed to created a series of interconnected spaces within a constrained 16x16 meter form using only vertical surfaces and openings. Embracing the 16 columns, the concept employs imaginary rays shot from each column to create fractures, unique shapes, and joints in the plan. The rays extend beyond the columns, forming side walls and openings of the structure. Subtracted fragments result in distinctive spaces for visitors to explore. The visually captivating design showcases fragmented panels and interplay of light, creating a dappled effect in the interior, offering a mesmerizing and sensory experience for visitors.
Project Brief: A design with a series of spaces set within a 16x16m form & 16 columns
Site location: Conceptual
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Program: 7 or more spaces of varying area
Category: Undergraduate design studio II
Instructor: Fiona Lim Tung & Nicolas Barrette
Project Brief: A design with a series of spaces set within a 16x16m form & 16 columns
Site location: Conceptual
Area: N/A
Program: 7 or more spaces of varying area
Category: Undergraduate design studio II
Instructor: Fiona Lim Tung & Nicolas Barrette
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