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Intervention to change the behavior of users of the park. Empowering local residents, and improving ownership.

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Activating the space with the use of color and light and injecting much needed beauty to the square outside the Albany Center through the use of sculptural light containers.

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A tranquil place in crowded urban area, exhibiting the richness of Deptford culture.
As an open and rich space, it may improve the pedestrian environment, to be used as a urban farm for kids.

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The aim is to create a pavilion structure were street performers can perform in. The open site creates a fascinating space where it draws people from around the area of Deptford with the usage of sound and lighting. It allows street performers to stage their acts so that by passers can experience their talent.

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DRAFT 1
Image 1: First model demonstrating the potential layout of my intervention. The ground is lowered to maintain negative space and i am starting to intoduce the idea of paths through the structure to create "moments" of interaction. Image 2: 3dsmax model as i start to design the surface playing with scale and layers. Image 3: Perspective of site. Waldron Health Centre in background showing context. Sections taken from "Hard Fact" lie across site to help develope a plan.

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A spatial intervention aimed to install a series of benches trought Fordham Park, forming part of the architectural interface between interior and the exterior space of the street's public domain. The goal is to provided for a mix of users and fonctions more than just places to sit, places that do not impose a manner of behaving and moving and benches that were attractive with good views, attractive landscaping or interesting architecture. That's why the benches are installed on the top of small hills to raise the height of the users (place of rest, observation and relaxation) and some of them are in the flat floor around the trees and near the paths (place of meeting point and gathering). The materiality and the design of the benches which have to allies conviviality and appropriation are connected to the site and correspond to all sorts of desires.

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a video documenting a journey through a proposed scheme for a new hydration terminal located in deptford, south london. spatial articulation and experiences have been expressed through the direction of akira kurosawa.

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A discreet and subbtle ground network to make the landmarks communicate and create new routes and new dynamics in the site, related to the time of use and the way the shadow marks. Add clues on the floor surface, applying: hard material - dark pebbles - in a soft condition - grass, leaves - soft material - wood logs - in the hard condition - asphalt, stone.

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Deconstruction of existing structure to allow for extension of space, light and movement through the site.

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A network of clothes rails adaptable to the needs of the market traders.
Image01; Intervention/Network Layouts

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> occupied conceptual model
> the brief:
> 'an architecture which reflects a journey, merging a commerical and organic space, to redefine the journey, drawing on a natural process of growth to refine and humanize a design to address the relationship between the trader and the guild and the environment, under the direction of the architect. this will create an ecosystem in rapid motion, with the ability for a market to plug in/out. it will be a space, which will improve the lives of all who embrace it. it will create the ultimate market experience whilst creating a public place of contrast and beauty.'
'this is a pro-local infrastructure'

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A sereis axonometrics that collectively show the construction of my proposal to Batavia Road. The road is designed mainly as a pedestrian's space, aiming to generate some public flow, thus act as a "natural surveillance" that the street seems to need.

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All Deptford needs is a symbol, a landmark, a calling card for the public, tourists and Londoners to say 'Visit our community', because once this happens everything will change for the better. The pavilion on top of the landmark will encourage the public to look out at the views of Deptford. The design is reminiscent of Yves Klein's fascination with colbalt blue, but the landmark draws the blue from Deptford itself, from the community the blue is extracted and made prominent in a way which will capture the attention of inner city London in aid of regenerating Deptford.
...Because once this happens everything will change for the better.