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Building: a joint social venture. |
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Concept development for the building of a space created from strawbales/wood and other materials from the surroundings. The building process will be realised with users, friends and others; it will be a learning process for everybody involved. |
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(The) Imagery of (a) space has been playing through my head already for quite some time and has itself connected with earlier developed imagery of shapes, experiences and insights.
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Inspired by thoughts of ir. Enno Wiersma & Viba Vereniging the shapes are developed into some modest construction studies and the start of a scalemodel. |
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This scalemodel is a startingpoint for a blueprint. Actions and material can be distilled to start the building process. The precize realisation and detailling happens in exchange with specialists along the process. |
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Possibilities in a bigger context, a city area in 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands. (*.pdf in Dutch) |
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Red thread:
- the awareness of connection and the relationship with the surroundings that exist in all scales on the micro- and macrolevel.
- openess exceeds over closeness.
- short connections to specific matter and/or information; evidently embedded in the bigger whole(ness).
- space for growth exist on all levels and social life filters into working and living (workshops, eating/being together, sharing knowledge~learning processes etc.).
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sketches, wishes,
dreams and ideas |
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3D shape research in clay related to existing shapes in the studio and earlier insights.
(Related Connections1994->)
Curious after the interior of the imagined space ik will continue my quest. |
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| The circle is still important; the shown part here is an association of an element from the Plooibaar Product; playing isn't finished yet. |
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When the construction is finished; doors and windows are located and the 2nd floor has its shape clay can be put on the walls (clay from Nieuwland and strawplastering).
The roof is still a loose part. |
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To be continued ... |
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