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There are two categories of investigation that is followed for the project. | There are two categories of investigation that is followed for the project. | ||
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Calculations and data collected from the two analysis, will help inform the design, use and size of the project. We will attempt to find a hyper-rational method for approaching the design challenge. The attempt is to move away from traditional design analysis where the architect plays the dominant role in design. | Calculations and data collected from the two analysis, will help inform the design, use and size of the project. We will attempt to find a hyper-rational method for approaching the design challenge. The attempt is to move away from traditional design analysis where the architect plays the dominant role in design. | ||
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1. Site Analysis, study of sun shading, sun radiation, noise and wind study. | 1. Site Analysis, study of sun shading, sun radiation, noise and wind study. | ||
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2. Analysis of 'points of interest' on the site. | 2. Analysis of 'points of interest' on the site. | ||
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The climate analysis will create accurate calculations for creating comfortable living and meeting places, whilst the analysis of the 'points of interest' is an intervention that is created by actors, introducing a layer of cultural data which can be added to the calculations. | The climate analysis will create accurate calculations for creating comfortable living and meeting places, whilst the analysis of the 'points of interest' is an intervention that is created by actors, introducing a layer of cultural data which can be added to the calculations. | ||
Revision as of 11:54, 26 September 2011
There are two categories of investigation that is followed for the project.
Calculations and data collected from the two analysis, will help inform the design, use and size of the project. We will attempt to find a hyper-rational method for approaching the design challenge. The attempt is to move away from traditional design analysis where the architect plays the dominant role in design.
1. Site Analysis, study of sun shading, sun radiation, noise and wind study.
2. Analysis of 'points of interest' on the site.
The climate analysis will create accurate calculations for creating comfortable living and meeting places, whilst the analysis of the 'points of interest' is an intervention that is created by actors, introducing a layer of cultural data which can be added to the calculations.
