"Pylon" was our second group work for Architecture Design II, designed as a contemplative pavilion that offers three distinct spaces, each offering unique views. The first space provides a serene water view, creating a tranquil ambiance for reflection. The second space overlooks a mesmerizing bamboo forest, immersing visitors in nature's beauty. Finally, the entrance grants a harmonious blend of both views, allowing visitors to experience the serenity of water and the enchantment of the bamboo forest simultaneously. These spaces are interconnected through three distinctive paths, creating a captivating journey for visitors.
Sketches
Mock-up Model
Final Model
Final Board
Reflection
The project "Pylon" is a captivating architectural endeavor that successfully integrates contemplation and natural beauty. By offering three distinct spaces with different views, it invites visitors to engage with their surroundings and experience moments of tranquility and awe. The inclusion of a water view, bamboo forest view, and a blend of both at the entrance ensures a diverse and immersive experience for those who engage with the pavilion. The thoughtful design of interconnected paths enhances the journey, creating a harmonious flow and allowing visitors to engage with the spaces in a deliberate and contemplative manner. Overall, "Pylon" is a remarkable architectural group work that encourages reflection and connection with nature.
Outcome
Presented in the icon on the left is the PDF file created for the project—Design with Architectural Principles + Materiality (Group). The downloadable file is 7 pages long.