2013年9月17日星期二
2013年9月16日星期一
Draft design
The draft develops those ideas further.
The idea of service units at the top of the
tunnel comes from the Trenton Bath House by Louis Kahn, I hope those units
could work as a copy of the chambers down under and will not become too
outstanding. This could help to keep the site feels like untouched and maintain
its monumentality.
There are ideas of reconstruct one of the
coal loader and the railway of one of the tunnel to reinforce the idea of
education.
There are two metal frame staircases at
both end of the tunnel.
Some chambers had been connected together
in order to create a larger space, and some cubic space had also been create
for the same reason.
But some of those designs do not work. There are too many elements and will limited
the available space. The rail is not a bad idea but it seems it will mess the
site up… Sometimes, “Less is more.”
2013年9月15日星期日
The initial concept of the design:
The Coal Loader site is a historical site.
The initial idea of my design is to keep the site historical, represent its
monumentality, and by doing so it can educate the visitors of the site. The
place for exhibition of experimental art should minimize its influence and corporate
with the site (the tunnel).
Educational idea:
The idea of the change of energy resources (from
old to new)
The aboriginal ruins—wood
The coal loader—coal
The fuel tank—gasoline
The substation—electricity
The solar panels—solar energy (renewable
resources)
The idea of show the monumentality of the
site: Keep the tunnel as it is and only make limited change to its external
look.
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