This is the library shown in 3 different light intensities to show how weather and sunlight can have an effect on mood and tone of a building
Wednesday 14 October 2009
Sun and light, Tone and colour
Sketches
Exhibition Progress
Production and development of the presentation material representing the key ideas discussed within the studio. Focusing on the meaning of Tension and its relation to the route, the importance and dominance of materials and textures created through the development and expansion of Portsmouth as a city, the representation of boundaries and edges perceived by the sea front and the nodes of open spaces; and the experience of compression and expansion discovered whilst walking the route.
Sounds and Smells
The sounds and smells on the route are very different.It depends on the area.
For example Ravelin Park was a quiet place with very natural smells.There were just people chating,birds singing...completely harmonic.
As we got out of the park,it got noisy because of the traffic and the air smelled as car fumes.Workers and people were making noise everywhere.It shows that this area is active and populated.This continues on the narrow streets.
A bit later,we reached the wide,green space where we found the Garrison Church.This area was very quiet and relaxing.There were some kids playing soccer and shouting on the field.The whole place was quite misterious.Silence combined with shouts,wispers,chats,wind blowing through the leaves.
At the seafront,we could hear a helicopter flying by and the boat engines.You could hear the waves splashing through the rocks and the wind brought the smell of sea towards the land.there was a complete harmony.
When we reached the arcades,we could suddenly hear slot machines and loud commercial music,which sounded quite superficial.The smell of food reached us and we could hear people chating while eating.
So we experienced a wide variety of sounds and smells as we walked by.
For example Ravelin Park was a quiet place with very natural smells.There were just people chating,birds singing...completely harmonic.
As we got out of the park,it got noisy because of the traffic and the air smelled as car fumes.Workers and people were making noise everywhere.It shows that this area is active and populated.This continues on the narrow streets.
A bit later,we reached the wide,green space where we found the Garrison Church.This area was very quiet and relaxing.There were some kids playing soccer and shouting on the field.The whole place was quite misterious.Silence combined with shouts,wispers,chats,wind blowing through the leaves.
At the seafront,we could hear a helicopter flying by and the boat engines.You could hear the waves splashing through the rocks and the wind brought the smell of sea towards the land.there was a complete harmony.
When we reached the arcades,we could suddenly hear slot machines and loud commercial music,which sounded quite superficial.The smell of food reached us and we could hear people chating while eating.
So we experienced a wide variety of sounds and smells as we walked by.
Tuesday 13 October 2009
Monday 12 October 2009
Found Objects
These are the objects that I found along the routes which I collected and put it together as a collage.
Top left – Leafs from the outside of Portsmouth Grammar School.
Top right – Bottle top, paper flyer and plastic bag founded on High St.
Bottom left – Stones, shells, pebbles, woods and seaweed from the beach, Clarence Pier areas.
Bottom right – Lavender leafs and flowers from the outside of St. Garrison Church.
Activities
The route is complex in activities.I've seen people doing different things,like jogging,cycling,fishing,just walking or relaxing.Most of them are visiting the places.Old Portsmouth is the best place to be for historical interest.So related to the activities,
I think the word tension is innapropriate.Although,tension is in the air,looking at the events that occured here and all the historical background.
Serial Sketches
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