The 2nd test is on monday, starts with a site-visit in the morning, meeting at the entrance of the building:

8.30h SOTE tower, reception

important notes:

• the program;
• 1:200 drawings of the building; (17 megabyte)
• pdf and dwg drawings of the building;
• pln (AC13) and skp drawings (zip);

Suggested materials to deliver on deadline:

• concept model, scale is free;
• skatches, drawings, elevation(s), section(s), floorp plan(s) detailed as seems to be neccessary for the understanding.
• Quantity: 2 pieces of A/3 paper. No scale is given. It’s important that the models, drawings should be nice and tasteful, even if they are quick and in a working-phase.

Projected presentation from 18:00 at room 277.

Theoretical Block by Aron Lorincz from Dezeen on Vimeo.

A collection of possible inspirations for some places, functions, behaviours:

The first homeworks:

Playing for Change – Higher Ground (Stevie Wonder):

Selection from the slide show:

Selection from the – hopefully – inspirational ideas from todays presentation:

Here is the summary of the pictures shown last time on the theme of “In & Out” – it’s interesting that a post on the homepage called Dezeen just talks about these in-between spaces:

The visitors are invited to lie, sit, stand and walk through the installation, constantly shifting between being enclosed and being exposed. The suspended edge condition provides a gradual and soft connection to the surrounding area. The boundary between inside and outside is blurred.

The gallery:

Foreword:

For examples and ideas see:

• Archdaily (from Chile, in english)
• Plataforma Arqitectura (same as above, in spanish)
• Dezeen (London, in english)

We are curious about your ideals, desired directions, so feel free to study and show us examples you find interesting or useful for your project.

A few slides from the presentation today: