The Invitation

Design Work

The Invitation

Architecture as threshold — light, shadow, and the space between

Type / Category
Academic
Semester + Year
Summer 2024
Course Name
Environmental Design Summer Studio
Tags
Undergrad

A spatial installation investigating thresholds, light, and enclosure through parametric perforation and iterative material study — moving fluidly between graphite drawing, digital modeling, and physical prototyping to produce a structure that resists singular experience in favor of exploration and perception.

Hand-rendered graphite studies develop the diamond perforation language across a dense, graduated field of geometric mark-making.
Hand-rendered graphite studies develop the diamond perforation language across a dense, graduated field of geometric mark-making.
Bird's eye axonometric render reveals how curved perforated wall panels fold and intersect to form layered interior thresholds.
Bird's eye axonometric render reveals how curved perforated wall panels fold and intersect to form layered interior thresholds.
Wireframe and rendered axonometric studies sit side by side, tracking how digital modeling translated structural logic into spatial form.
Wireframe and rendered axonometric studies sit side by side, tracking how digital modeling translated structural logic into spatial form.
Top-down render exposes the radial symmetry of the threshold condition and the concentrated light at the structure's centre.
Top-down render exposes the radial symmetry of the threshold condition and the concentrated light at the structure's centre.
Laser-cut physical models test enclosure, perforation density, and the interplay of shadow cast through curved white panels.
Laser-cut physical models test enclosure, perforation density, and the interplay of shadow cast through curved white panels.
Pattern iteration studies and a parametric section drawing develop the perforation system as both structural logic and graphic identity.
Pattern iteration studies and a parametric section drawing develop the perforation system as both structural logic and graphic identity.

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