STUDIO/ ARCHAEOLOGY
surface_fragment_texture
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DEPARTMENT OF PARTICIPATORY ARCHITECTURES
SAAL SECTION
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
TITLE PROJECT: STUDIO/ ARCHAEOLOGY
SECTION I: surface_fragment_texture
MEDIUM: Photogrammetry models
of msdm House-Studio-Gallery.
3 sub sections
1- Models of entire rooms and spaces.
Photogrammetry is the tool or technique used for creating a digital model of the space, exploring the sofware’s viewing options which can show the model as mesh, white surface, photographically accurate surfaces or exaggerated, disappearing, impossible views from the other side of surface. The final pieces are not just the exhibition of an overall form, but re-presentations of the potential that lies within the surface.
2- Models of small fragments of space.
This can be a fragment that is magnified so a small detail becomes presented as a large component, an error or inconsistency in the model (such as a hole, or a strange connecting strip between two elements) exploited in some way, manipulated in scale, and point
of view.
3- Model within the model.
Curation or exhibition of a model within the space represented by the model. A proposal, in effect, for the space to exhibit itself: the entire space, or just a fragment of it.
AUTHORS:
paula roush with
UWE/ INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
Dream[S]pace; Artist[S]tudio
Kayla Attfield
Olivia Cridland
Loren Eade
Esra Oksuz
Sasha Robinson
Laura Tiller
Martha Titcombe
Yasameen Wakeel
Rachael Ellwood
Shaune Hazlehurst
Zoe Irvine
Molly Quigley
Florence Stacey
Hend Youssef Weseya
Pei-Mun Yap
Shahd Ahmed
Milar Almasri
Claudia Alonso Perez
Lala Apriyanti
Clement Wong
Ahmed Rafie
Maheshee Ramnauth
Eleanor Ring
Nadiah Aldossary
Marika Searle-Krokidas
WORKSHOPS BY:
Sophia Banou
Matt Hynam
David Littlefield
Eirini Grigoriadou
Charles Drozynski
Tonia Carless
paula roush
Grotto
[tc1] E. Chua
Kiera Fitzsimons
Eleanor Greenslade
Emma Greenslade
Ilee Khezrzadeh
Kirk Conor
Olivia Morrison
Thanakorn Suwanpaisankul
Bella Tasheva
Xing Thoo
Henry Thornton
[tc2] Kate Lucy Barnes
Faye Brookes
Ffion Bronwen Margaret Byrne
Imogen Eve Cory
Annabel Mitchell
Jessica Emily Moon
Brooke Navin
Vanessa Koyinsola Onilogbo
Hannah Wendy Parker
Janhvi Ramji Patel
Samuel Lawrence Robinson
Joy Chebet Ronoh
Pamela Wdowczyk
CONTEXT
Spatial imagination, free-hand and digital drawing, model making and diagramming, modelling techniques, theoretical position, are a particular focus, this year, to focus upon the human occupation of space, the loss of social space correlating with the global pandemic of covid-19, as well
as the corresponding overlaps between domestic and institutional or public frameworks.
The work is to consider an explicit and embedded social
and material sustainability:
Is physical intervention needed? How is it needed?
How can we contribute to emerging alternatives to the paradigm of increasing economic growth towards human
and environmental wellbeing? What kind of spaces will we inhabit when cultivation rather than extraction is the goal? We challenge the discipline of architecture from within to reframe and remake our way of being in the world, to consider Interior Architecture as a collective ritual.
The studio considers the exploration of the notion of architectural narrative, and the use of design to convey an idea or a theoretical position and the integration of historical, theoretical and cultural references within a design proposal for: The body, activity and space, the [tc9] possibilities of interior architecture and its spatial, poetic and political implications and[tc10] spatial creativity and response.
contact
paula roush ::: paularoush@gmail.com
msdm studio ::: msdm@msdm.org.uk