The form, which applied contrastive proportion and scale of the rectangle prisms, of Darwin's lab (located at the right hand) comes from his diea
"strongest live and the weakest die". While the design of Hawking's lab (located at the left hand) was inspired by his theory of
"no boundary" in the universe. Some exoteric spaces are extended from the rectangle prisms, which break and expand its spacial characteristics. Finally, the small cube between their labs is their meeting place.
The meeting place is not only a conjunction of two laboratories, but a transition of different forms. The conscious attempt here is to create some vertical windows that protrude the small cube, thereby extending the boundary of the space.
Air view 1
Air View 2
Air View 3
The ramp connecting the landform to Hawking's lab
The ramp connecting the landform to Darwin's lab
Basic Sketch
Textures Used in Model (Hawking's lab, Meeting space, Darwin's lab, respectively)
The form, which applied contrastive proportion and scale of the rectangle prisms, of Darwin's lab (located at the right hand) comes from his diea "strongest live and the weakest die". While the design of Hawking's lab (located at the left hand) was inspired by his theory of "no boundary" in the universe. Some exoteric spaces are extended from the rectangle prisms, which break and expand its spacial characteristics. Finally, the small cube between their labs is their meeting place.
The meeting place is not only a conjunction of two laboratories, but a transition of different forms. The conscious attempt here is to create some vertical windows that protrude the small cube, thereby extending the boundary of the space.
Air view 1
Air View 2
Air View 3
The ramp connecting the landform to Hawking's lab
The ramp connecting the landform to Darwin's lab
Basic Sketch
Textures Used in Model (Hawking's lab, Meeting space, Darwin's lab, respectively)
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