Hi Samo- It's good to see how much information you have gathered about the site. I think there are two issues that seem to come across- relating to the formation of edges both programmatically and also temporally. I would try to always show this information in relation to the site- not separately on a graph, to make the best use of it- as it makes it difficult to read otherwise. Try to cluster the uses- which are currently too segregated (too many different types) to reveal a pattern- and also segregated between floors- currently if a pattern is there, the drawings are too far away from one another for us to notice it. Try it out graphically- test to reveal clusters, patches, blocks. Thanks for posting- Jonathan
Camouflage is the blog for Intermediate Unit 6 at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, taught by Jonathan Dawes, Dagobert Bergmans and Fumiko Kato
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Hi Samo- It's good to see how much information you have gathered about the site. I think there are two issues that seem to come across- relating to the formation of edges both programmatically and also temporally. I would try to always show this information in relation to the site- not separately on a graph, to make the best use of it- as it makes it difficult to read otherwise. Try to cluster the uses- which are currently too segregated (too many different types) to reveal a pattern- and also segregated between floors- currently if a pattern is there, the drawings are too far away from one another for us to notice it. Try it out graphically- test to reveal clusters, patches, blocks. Thanks for posting- Jonathan
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