a winery

thesis advisor : Martin Bressani

barbora vokac barbora.vokac@mail.mcgill.ca

 

 concept 1 : form + relationship to site + observer
   
:: portfolio
:: precedents 1 : experience
:: precedents 2 : strategy
:: program 1 : perception 
:: program 2 : process
:: site 1 : characteristics
:: concept part 1
:: site 2 : conditions
:: concept part 2
:: sketchbook
:: exhibition panels
:: bibliography/references
:: index page
 
     
               
The cube proved to be the most successful form in fulfilling several of the previously stated criteria;      

1. The cube maintains an appropriate level of publicness. The scale of the cube encompasses a proportionately fathomable space within which the surroundings can be read.

2. The proportions of the cube do not garner any spatial associations. (i.e. the particular proportions of a barn which, by association dictate its function).

3. The spatial pattern of the cube continues easily. In other words, the form of the cube as a whole is easily read without moving around it. This criteria is especially important for establishing gestalt reading in order to successfully communicate sensations.

 
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