Discontinuous Spaces
[Design Thesis with Stuart Devonshire]To think of a site in isolation, one instantly omits the opportunities which exist within its broader 'territory'.
The proposal posits the theory of spatially 'connecting' sites around the broader territory of Battersea Power Station, to facilitate the functioning of a temporary entertainment facility on the main power station site.
The theoretical connection of spaces was dealt with at the scale of the city, building and room. Through 2D and 3D boundary analysis and cognitive drawing, two dislocated 'feeder' sites were developed, in addition to a water and land promenade running along the south bank of the Thames.
The architectural challenge was to theoretically 'connect' these physically disconnected spaces
Gallery of Work
