CASE STUDY
FIELD CHAPEL
Experience
This exemplar demonstrates a positive change in experience throughout the building. The use of size of space (height) as seen below as well as materiality (perforated timber and concrete) creates a unique space within the entity. Two characteristics that I wish to take from this building is the use of human scale (variation for affect) and interior qualities to create mood. I aim to develop both intimate and open spaces within and around my building to demonstrate submergence within the context.
Contextual Fit
Context is important, within this specific exemplar a large some what urban form subtly sits within a regional environment. I think that material and form play a large role. The color scheme complements the surrounding grasslands and with a unified exterior the building controls simply sinks into the background whilst maintaining a significance presence.
Sketch insertion of building from public approach.
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