Prize winning design compeition entry for a pavilion structure in the heart of Orchard Road, Singapore. The concept is to create a structure that is light and elegant looking. It will be a place f...
Prize winning design compeition entry for a pavilion structure in the heart of Orchard Road, Singapore. The concept is to create a structure that is light and elegant looking. It will be a place for quiet resting and dining, while evoking a sense of peace & tranquility as an antithesis to the urban flurry that surrounds it. This pavilion will exemplify the use of light-weight steel framing to create a structure that appears to defy its own weight, and seemingly looks as if it is floating above the ground. It is an urban manifestation of the ephemeral quality of the city life. Designed by U:phoria Architecture+Design.
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Read "Choosing a Skyline:How intelligently are we recognizing urban context as a feature of environmental responsibility?" by Nicholas J. Slabbert -- it's available online on the "Virtual Adjacency" website. (You can also look it up in the British Library's list of online articles by N.J. Slabbert.)
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what program are you using for this? excellent hob..