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julia körner (F, 24) planet vienna, AT Immortal since Mar 6, 2007 Uplinks: 0, Generation 1 |
Studio Lynn, Vienna
In the 1970s space colonies were considered to be a viable alternative to a life restricted to planet Earth. The design of cylindrical space... Now playing
SpaceCollective
Where forward thinking terrestrials share ideas and information about the state of the species, their planet and the universe, living the lives of science fiction. Introduction
Featuring Powers of Ten by Charles and Ray Eames, based on an idea by Kees Boeke.
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from beauty to the beast / mystic, bizarr, strange / elegant / out of space alienated /
porosity, light appearence / vanitas effect
Program
The program is evenly divided into terminals. Each terminal is a self organised system and consists out of a combination of domestic, professional and entertainment areas. The domestic spaces are small private cells, the entertainment areas are middle sized collective spaces, and the professional areas are the big main high secure spaces (see palladio analyses). Each terminal inherits a specific function, and in-between those terminals hybrid functional spaces evolve as collective connection areas with unique program.
Organization
The terminals are first organized in a rhythmic array of continuous juxtaposition along one strand and should later develop into a discontinuous organic growth due to their functional connection devices. Each terminal structure consists out of the same components which change its degree of sameness and difference from one unit to the next. The units have different multiple physical scales and variation and transformation from one to each other. As far those mutant anomalies are later connected to one continuous skeleton which provides structure and continuous circulation through the whole space / base station. The skeleton also inherits the mep (mechanical electrical pluming) building systems. All functional spaces are plugged in cells which connect to the skeletal in a morphing way from soft to hard. Similar to the coagulation of blood from liquid to solid. I am interested in the soft hard relationship of a hybrid of exo- and endoskeleton organisation.
So far I am going to define the different spacial qualities and surface and geometry properties of "soft vs hard".
in progress:::
text that expresses project idea
physical work model
redrawing sections
text that expresses project idea
physical work model
redrawing sections
space collective {100 people}
public/ collective/ private division due to programmatic function
programmatic terminals along one strand ::: continously variable units
one unit inherits evenly devided programmatic functions
programm ::: earth
programm ::: space
public/ collective/ private division due to programmatic function
programmatic terminals along one strand ::: continously variable units
one unit inherits evenly devided programmatic functions
programm ::: earth
programm ::: space
biological references
closed system arranged along a strand
architectural references {postorganic}
-continuity
-rythm
-juxtaposition
-degree of sameness and difference
-continously variable forms
-mutant anomalies
-biosemiotics
references: matrix bullet time, commonwealth despatx ny, studio hernan_becoming animal (robert mezquiti ), gage&clemenceau architects ny, studio hernan_hemostology (aaron bowen), refractographs by Alan Jaras
architectural references {superorganic}
-discontinous organic growth
-multiple physiological scales
-organic symmetries
-variation and transformation
-active nesting techiques
-transmutation
references: lynn fox, markos novak, studio hernan_hemostology (student projects), gage&clemenceau architects ny
closed system arranged along a strand
architectural references {postorganic}
-continuity
-rythm
-juxtaposition
-degree of sameness and difference
-continously variable forms
-mutant anomalies
-biosemiotics
references: matrix bullet time, commonwealth despatx ny, studio hernan_becoming animal (robert mezquiti ), gage&clemenceau architects ny, studio hernan_hemostology (aaron bowen), refractographs by Alan Jaras
architectural references {superorganic}
-discontinous organic growth
-multiple physiological scales
-organic symmetries
-variation and transformation
-active nesting techiques
-transmutation
references: lynn fox, markos novak, studio hernan_hemostology (student projects), gage&clemenceau architects ny
reading list
body matter_folds bodies and blobs_greg lynn
a physic out of proportion_folds bodies and blobs_greg lynn
differential gravities_folds bodies and blobs_greg lynn
history of beauty_umberto eco
the logic of sensation_francis bacon
AD_ali rahim_ellegance_text by mark gage_deus ex machina_from semiology to the elegance of aesthetics
texts by hernan diaz alonso_from beauty to the beast, hemostology, fleshology, terminal
methew barney_cremaster3
why not morth_Jaron Lanier_morphig octopus
uniformity and variability_manuel de landa
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