We had to explore the "inside" and the "outside" and were encouraged to view the church as a fabric that we could cut into and manipulate in any way we wanted. Out of my three years at uni, this design project was by far the most interesting. At the end of the semester the tutors make us submit a portfolio of the progress we have made over the semester. I discovered I could embed my online portfolio onto blogspot, so here it is.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Guts and holy places
For the last semester ever of my degree, my fellow students and I each had to design an anatomy theatre. The site was located in Prague. It was an unconsecrated church that they now use for concerts and other pagan things. Anyway, to design a space for cutting up dead people in a church was really interesting, as you could probably imagine.
We had to explore the "inside" and the "outside" and were encouraged to view the church as a fabric that we could cut into and manipulate in any way we wanted. Out of my three years at uni, this design project was by far the most interesting. At the end of the semester the tutors make us submit a portfolio of the progress we have made over the semester. I discovered I could embed my online portfolio onto blogspot, so here it is.
We had to explore the "inside" and the "outside" and were encouraged to view the church as a fabric that we could cut into and manipulate in any way we wanted. Out of my three years at uni, this design project was by far the most interesting. At the end of the semester the tutors make us submit a portfolio of the progress we have made over the semester. I discovered I could embed my online portfolio onto blogspot, so here it is.
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