FINAL SUBMISSION FOR EXPERIMENT 3

LINKS
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKX0IpkwAKA&feature=youtu.be

Dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ba2xz4gfmfqf1re/Experiment%203%20-%20The%20Bridge.ls4


SketchUp:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=u49420b4a-6567-4248-903b-0020327449bb


ALL IMAGES

Folly at the bottom of the valley
Moving Element: The folly is submerged when not in use and rise up from the river when needed. The doors to the entrance of the folly, that seal folly when in water, also rotate to open.

The pods, houses meeting rooms for staff and students, offices spaces and research area for academic and general staff.

View of the bridge/ school during sunset.

View of the bridge/ school in foggy weather.

Entrance to the school.

View from above.

Entrance to the main atrium area, where the library, lecture theatre is.

Entrance to the studio space and workshop area, also can be accessed through atrium space.

Moving Element: Folly can be accessed by the moving platform which transports its passengers to the bridge that allows entrance to the folly.

Meeting room for staff and office spaces for general staff.
Moving Element: These pods move up and down in conjunction with the moving platform that allows access to the desired pod.

Office spaces and research area for academic staff.

Meeting room for students

Stairs that lead up to the gallery space.

Main gallery space.

The computer lab. It can also be transformed into gallery space when need of more space, such as when there is a big exhibition.

Stairs leading down to main atrium/ library space.

Lecture theatre with tiered seating.

Studio space and worship area.

View from main atrium/ library looking out to the valley at sunset.

Sun rising above the school

Theory of Natural Morphogenesis: Phase 1, limited number of pods, with room for expansion.

Theory of Natural Morphogenesis: Phase 2, increased number of pods.

Theory of Natural Morphogenesis: Phase 3, extensive use of pods.

Moving Element: The moving platform that transports passengers to the pods and the folly has a glass bottom to enhance the changing view of the valley. The view of the valley changes in a multitude of angles and aspects. The pod moves in a rotational and linear manner, moves up and down, travelling in any direction, and also rotating.