Throughout the site, the varying qualities of the built topography and its materiality strongly suggests direct movement of rainwater towards drains.
The ground slightly dips and rises depending on its adjacencies to built forms and infrastructure. I observed how the narrow indented spaces between tile pieces created little streams as water accumulated, while the tiles themselves created stiller puddles. This relationship of the “in-between” and the built form can be seen at a multitude of scales and starts to question the holistic system of urban design.
1:200 on 36″ x 36″ artboards
