A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
The experience of the exhibition On the Surface - a retrospective of the work of Metis, the Edinburgh-based atelier of Mark Dorrian and Adrian Hawker, presented in the exhibition space of The Aarhus School of Architecture - is choreographed as a walk over superimposed fragments of architectural representations. This action of walking, of following the drawing on the ground, enables the erasure of the specific time/place chronotopes of the seven exhibited projects, allowing new itineraries to be drawn through the crossing of this complex context.
The experience of the exhibition On the Surface - a retrospective of the work of Metis, the Edinburgh-based atelier of Mark Dorrian and Adrian Hawker, presented in the exhibition space of The Aarhus School of Architecture - is choreographed as a walk over superimposed fragments of architectural representations. This action of walking, of following the drawing on the ground, enables the erasure of the specific time/place chronotopes of the seven exhibited projects, allowing new itineraries to be drawn through the crossing of this complex context.
Expanding surfaces
Claudia Carbone (author)
2015
Article (Journal)
English
BKL:
56.60
Architektur: Allgemeines
PARALLELOGRAM STAIRCASE WITH WALKING SURFACES INCLINE SYSTEM FOR EXPANDING THE WORK AREA
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