atom08 talk:Home
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Page structure
1. The page has quite a clear structure, Slides from e.g. atom08:IDEAS have to be converted to text! --Tomek 15:57, 22 September 2011 (CEST)
Content
1. The challenge needs deeper investigation. How about linking the challenge to issues that are not site specific? --Tomek 15:57, 22 September 2011 (CEST)
Please move your items below to your atom's home page structure. We'd like to use the discussion area for our critiques. Thank you! - C&T
FOOD FOR YOUR BRAIN
This installation is called "hyposurface", and in a way it reflects the motion and emotions along its vicinity. Here in our project the challenge is to create a linkage between the park and its vicinity through the form of a structure.
DIAGRAMS
Diagram of field categories articulating traffic field, topological field, context field. This field will provide us with representational particles that might be the building blocks of our structure. These representational particles might be further developed by analyzing their density to observe their transitional behavior or by linking the particles together to produce a series of parallel strands and thus construct a relationship between the generated pattern and topographic condition.
Diagram of overlapped program and circulation circuits,. The structure is considered as a flow of bodies and information through space, over time. The programmatic elements will be modeled as attractors on the site. Visitors to the site, information and exchanges will be modeled as particles. Once particles are attracted, they start forming varying degrees of concentration.
