END OF TERM
As the final reflection, here is a summary of the project in its entirety.
Sensory Garden
Overall Axonometric
Our urban project involves engaging the 5 senses of the elderly through phenomenology in architecture, with the use of light, shadows, water and sounds. From the ground up, it involves circular motifs and the population of a canopy structure as well as activity pods throughout Kreta Ayer Square to create a park space, along with trees to provide natural cover and shading. The canopy itself is made of a strong and lightweight material (steel maybe) with a glass roof for light to pass through it.
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- Peep through moongate
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- Chess Centre
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- Tea House
E-Resource
Various spaces captured in perspectives
In addition, we constructed a 1:20 model of a portion of our sensory garden which captures a portion of the Tea House.
Original source from: http://asd.courses.sutd.edu.sg/option-studio-two/2021/08/16/week-13-sslc-anthony-wong/
