To start with, I began by sketching and exploring the site through a series of quick conceptual studies. From the site analysis, eight potential zones were identified based on factors such as topography, accessibility, and natural features, each representing a different spatial opportunity. These zones then became the foundation for iterative master-planning explorations, testing various configurations and relationships between built and open spaces to arrive at the most responsive design solution.
To start with, I began by sketching and exploring the site through a series of quick conceptual studies. From the site analysis, eight potential zones were identified based on factors such as topography, accessibility, and natural features, each representing a different spatial opportunity. These zones then became the foundation for iterative master-planning explorations, testing various configurations and relationships between built and open spaces to arrive at the most responsive design solution.
To start with, I began by sketching and exploring the site through a series of quick conceptual studies. From the site analysis, eight potential zones were identified based on factors such as topography, accessibility, and natural features, each representing a different spatial opportunity. These zones then became the foundation for iterative master-planning explorations, testing various configurations and relationships between built and open spaces to arrive at the most responsive design solution.