The Brownbill Effect Spatial Design Highest Achievement Award
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Relatività
The concept of my project focuses on vertigo and nature in a speculative future. It aims to explore the concepts of gravity and the relationship between humans and nature. I plan to transform the abandoned quarry into an ecological attraction to boost local tourism to solve economic issue. Moreover, it simulates human experiences at various sea levels due to the greenhouse effect and melting glaciers.The twisted corridor where the ceiling and floor flip as people pass through, allowing them to walk with special magnetic shoes in the corridor's magnetic frame. Visitors navigating the ceiling of the corridor will also experience discomfort, raising awareness of excessive carbon dioxide levels.
The section demonstrates a model of functional structures designed within an abandoned mining site, showcasing the hidden bridge and sunken tunnel. The model includes multiple multi-angled ramps and platforms connecting the corridor, adapting to the irregular terrain.
Vertical section
The vertical section drawing symbolizes different materials and surrounding environments with legends, providing clarity for the sectional view, showing people within the twisted corridor.
Cross section
The cross-section is hatched with different patterns representing various materials, illustrating how the project integrates with the landscape.
Magnetic shoe
The image is a technical design concept of a magnetic shoe system for levitation or guided movement. Guidance Rail: The track along which the shoes are intended to move. Guidance Magnet: Positioned along the rail, it helps guide or stabilize the shoe’s movement. Levitation Magnet: “NS” or “SN,” enabling the shoe to levitate or glide smoothly. Stator Pack: Part of the magnetic propulsion and stabilization system. Guideway Girders and Support Structure: Ensuring stability for the shoe’s path.
Physical model
The angle is viewed from one person’s perspective. The dark filter and black-and-white tones enhance the atmospheric feel of the abandoned quarry, with only the lawn at the bottom in color, suggesting ecological appeal and a touch of nature.
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