Krystal Javier Grullon Design Fitness Studio

Three Consecutive and interrelated phases of a design process guide the coherent developement of a small-scale architectural project. Each phase focuses on the notions of time and transformation in conceptual, structural, organizational, and spatial terms. Analytical and experimental drawing techniques and model building inform and represent the transition from concepts into sophisticated and developed spatial designs.

Wednesday, March 08, 2006

Moments

Identify three characteristic moments within the testing ground. Each moment frequently reoccurs within the field in continuous variation. It resurfaces - topologically identical and changing in proportion - at least three times. It holds distinct spatial properties and performs as a piece of joinery throughout the ground. Moments may be related to N1-N3 or M1, M2; but they are not exact replicas of frames within any of these notational sequences.