Tuesday, April 20, 2010


Observation tower (Ateliereen Architecten)
















Manchester Civil Justice Centre (DCM)

Now look at the negative prisms in this building:


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  1. Xin ZhangApril 28, 2010 at 2:17 AM

    Hi Fruzsi,
    The brief says that negative space blocks count as any other block, so does that mean I can use a well indicated negative block to join parts of the labs? Such that a 'real' block can appear to hoover, but it is actually sitting on a negative space block whose other portion is indicated by a hole through some more real blocks?
    Also, do the alternative views of the axonometrics have to be exactly opposite views? I wasn't aware of this and had some alternative views from the side.
    Thank you,
    Xin

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  2. FruzsinaApril 29, 2010 at 5:05 AM

    Hey Xin,

    I put that to Russell, not wanting to be a host of misinformation with the number of blocks and whatnot. He says you have it spot on with the void blocks, and, further, that your scheme has a lot of potential....

    Don't worry about how you drew the axos. It was an exercise in drawing and visualisation.

    Good luck!

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