Given the impossibility of continuing the project physically at the studio, the further development was done digitally.

During these two digital weeks, the objective was to transcribe the project through Rhino software in order to create digital drawing boards. The handling of the software was quite easy and it's always pleasant to see the extreme precision and efficiency of the software. However, this does not have the same soul as a handmade drawing

Here are the drawings...

Plan, Sections, Elevations & Perspective from inside out

Third Elevations showing the entrance and a global Axonometry with the observer

Mocksup : horizontal plane & intersection proto with the vertical plane

                 

Exploded Axonometry showing the volume of my space

Finally, the collective drawings (my project is located on top right)

The model interacting with the protosructure

The frame inside the protostructure as if it was part of it.

I enter the room from the north to a space opening itself to the south, overlooking the river. I sit against the tilted plane and enjoy my breakfast with the morning sun in front of me, watching the east side of the river. At dusk I come back to eat dinner sitting against the vertical wall watching the sunset over the river.

The building of the model

I built the model in fragments si I could insert them inside the protostructure like a puzzle. The room kind of "molds" around it to make the "embedded structure" created in the drawings.

The building of the model

Once I settled for the arrangement, I started sketching how the model would be built around the protostructure and build construction details.

Research through drawing

With precise drawings, I tested different positions for my last plane.

I chose the right one for its relation to the protostructure, as it starts on the ground in front of one "pillar" and ends at the top on the pillar behind it.

Another aspect of my space is that the protostructure is mostly embedded inside of the planes.