Showing posts with label analogue mapping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analogue mapping. Show all posts

Monday, 22 October 2012

Lets go back to the drawing board...analogue mapping


‘Thinking within Architecture’ Appraising fundamental qualities of the site:
 With a combination of visual, haptic and tactile qualities, varied levels of importance can be realised.


Contextualising the site: (image: Tina Zacharia)


The denser the line most prominent feature onsite
(image: Tina Zacharia)

My experience of drawing the master plan was intuitive and somewhat reminiscent of my early experiences of drawing; I sensed a direct reciprocal relationship between the shifting movement of my hand and the pencil to paper. With every shift in direction a physical mark would show evidence of this movement; displaying depth depending on the (with the varied) pressure I applied.

As an intuitive and perceptual exercise, information became evident as to what on site, I found to be most prominent and influential within the bounding environment; re-establishing a physical and emotional response whilst giving rise to the reflective analysis of what I had produced. In effect I made realisations which could result in possible areas of interest and approach towards the design project itself.