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AT HOME
Outside
A6: Tactile Body Space | Pierre Tulk
For this assignment, I have mapped my own bedroom, taking the time to note its different sensorial elements using the matrix proposed in Daniel Roehr’s book. The construction in 2PP allowed me to better understand the scale and the shape language of the space.
A6: Tactile Body Space | Diego Lozano
In Class Work:
Tactile Body Space – Matthew
In class
At home
A6 Tactile Body Space – Luke A
For this assignment, I focused on textures and how they interact in a space. Usually when we are in a position to perceive a full space, especially a large space outdoors, some detail is lost in texture and feel. This experiment captures close-up textures and positions them on the surface they occupy, but at a scale large enough to perceive the full space. I experimented with shadow, as well as a 50% mash-up between photo and texture, as keeping the space recognizable was important to the exercise.
In Class
Textures
50/50
Photo
At Home (Maple Tree Square)
Textures
50/50
Photo
A6: Tactile Body Space | Christopher Reid
In-class
At Home
Assignment 6 – Tactile Body Space | Livia Newman
At Home – Pavilion outside Vancouver Art Gallery
Analysis of the various materials throughout the pavilion infant of Vancouver Art Gallery. Although these materials were all utilized at different scales they all had a similar scale of presence on site due to their colour, placement and height.
Pavers – cold, dirty, gritty
Cafe seating – bright, wet, cold, scratched
Metal planters with wooden seating – faded (seasonal plants and wood), rough in some spots / smooth in other spots, cold metal pieces, loud due to proximity to traffic
Wooden benches surrounding trees – smooth, warm, soft
In Class Work
Site Textures
Seating + textures
Interior, stair case experience
