April 10, 2010

Final submission ---- 7 pictures
















1. Overall view of the project with the landscape around.
Nature, espesially water, can help sparking insipration, so I try to engage the nature with the project.

2. The exhibition area and uper studio. With two stair, the main one is in the middle from the top to the botton. Another one link the exhibition and the upper studio.
The exihibition space is a spiral hexagon, it is easy for visitors to go around and see the art work in a proper order.
I put both studios underground, but left the upper floor open to the air, mean to create a relaxing place for them to be closer to the fresh air.

3. The underground space.
Upper one is for Patricia, and lower one is for Ricky.
With the waterfall falling on the thick glass roof, the undergound space has enough light for their creative work. There are also holes on the erath to let the sunlight in.

4. Studio for Ricky Swalllow.
It is the space under the waterfall.

5. Studio for Patricia Piccinini. One level higher than Ricky's studio, semi-underground, with a good view of the waterfall.











6. The first draft mordel. The underground space then developed into the exhibition area.

7. My developed draft model







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