Tuesday, September 17, 2013

SYMMETRY, HIERARCHY, GEOMETRY


           POD  Boutique Hotel, SA by Greg Wright Architects 

SYMMETRY 




HIERARCHY OF SPACES 

Relatively simple structure. emphases is given to the to the most important spaces, such as entrance  needs more accessible  and it is more important then mechanical room.Therefore, as shown the brighter color is the entrance and as the color gets dull it is the least occupy able and not as important space. 




GEOMETRY 



  Alillas Villas Soori, Bali by SCDA Architects

SYMMETRY 

HIERARCHY OF SPACES 
As we can see the hierarchy of spaces are from large  to small spaces, there is a slight color variation depending on the sizes of the rooms i.e. the largest spaces being the darker color and smallest being the lighter. This also indicates how much emphasis is given to a particular room and spaces it requires. For instance, entrance doesn't require as much space as the bedroom. 


GEOMETRY 


The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, Tokyo by Kengo and Kuma Associates

SYMMETRY 




HIERARCHY OF SPACES 

In this example. we can see that the core and/or the circulation are of this hotel plays a significant role as it combines the spaces to each other as an intermediary space. The circulation I am referring to connects offices, apartments , hotel rooms and commercial spaces, therefore making it the most occupiable space at all times. 



GEOMETRY 



Amangiri Resort, Utah by I-10 Studio

SYMMETRY


HIERARCHY OF SPACES



GEOMETRY 





Spa Castle, New York by Steve Chon

SYMMETRY



GEOMETRY

The geometry of this structure consists of relatively similar shapes. because the entrance to this place is the only  place where it separates into men's and woman's locker room . the rest of the building is just a big public open space with studios. 








1 comment:

  1. nice images. I think the amangiri image you show is more about repetition than symmetry.

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