Exterior watercolor of the GSP expansion comprehensive project. I'm working with Jessica Jeager. And she is pretty much awesome. The project uses dark and light as a way to direct movement. Light fills this 4 story space where the top two stories break above the ground bringing light into the bottom two stories which are submerged underground. The entry to the airport is underground allowing a public garden to surround the box and creating an architecture to emerge in the forest and surrounding landscape.
We are still working on a shading device which must celebrate the glass box without covering it and dissolving its idea.
Any ideas?
3 comments:
i'm curious about how you're controlling dark/light with a big glass box?
the image is nice, but it seems like it's up to this shading technology to make the box perform/become a little more contemporary.
have you thought about playing around more with the underground space? like, can we somehow see the space that is underground from far away?
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eric owen moss
yes. yes. that is what i am talking about.
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