Spatial Extension Summer 2019 / Environmental Design Studio 1 / Prof. Adriana Molina
The Spatial Extension project introduced the concepts and ideas of how using elements in design can be used to manipulate a spatial field. The goal of this project was to use our previous project’s primary spaces and place them within a spatial field and use elements and design strategies to create new spaces within that field. This unit explored the basics of understanding space and how it can be created, allowing us to think more deeply about how spaces can interact within a field. My design’s intent was to use linear elements and changing of levels to manipulate the spatial field in a way that highlights the importance of the primary space and puts a strong emphasis on the secondary and tertiary spaces within the field to establish a specific spatial organization. The repetition of linear elements, the spatial hierarchy, and the massing and voiding of specific elements are significant to the overall understanding of this project.
Title Page and Sectional Perspective
Final Model
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