The bridge... Maybe a bit of a different take on what a bridge could be. While it is designed to move boats up or down a canal without the need for lochs it might inspire some ideas about habitation within a bridge, the use of lifts and the movement of people

This is a flowgraph showing how to get an object to move backwards and forwards after pressing the 'k' key

Concepts - Steven Holl and Kisho Kurokawa

Kisho Kurokawa
Metabolist / Dynamic architecture
Flexible interchangeable reversible extendible
City changing with people
Technology as an expansion of humanity

Symbiosis
Outside and In
Old and New – Technology and Natural
Cultural exhanges – KL Airport

Abstract Symbolism
Cones, spheres Pyramids as symbols for many cultures

Steven Holl
Phenomenolgy through the use of Paralax/Angled Views
The experience of the architecture – spaces changing and revealing itself
Psychological experience through materials and form

Preserve Site and Memory
Not impacting environment – Hang Zhou Triaxial Field

Porosity
Of building envelope, people movement, light

Hinged Spaces/Interactivity
Flexibility of space – similar to metabolist idea of dynamic architecture

Exp2

Check your blog links

Hi everyone,
can you all please check your blog addresses that you have supplied, as some appear to be incorrect.
Check them by clicking on your blog in the tute group list on the right side - if they don't link to where they should let me know as soon as possible in the comments of this post.
Cheers
Jules

A moving section example

I've posted this in previous years as it was relevant to the client (Jacque Cousteau) but it still holds up as an interesting take on a moving section to tell a story - and clever set design



It's from the movie "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou"

Welcome

Hi everyone,
this is our class blog where I'll be posting info and inspiration.
It will also contain links to all your own blogs so that you can look through how everyone is going.
Can everyone comment below and include you name and blog address so I can add them to the links.
I'd encourage you all to check each others blogs regularly, including the other tute groups blogs