The isohips curves continuing behind the coastline show the existence of a hill that crosses the coastline, these data do not match with google earth data, can you clarify this issue?
Hi Kubra, we usually source our terrain data from a web service called Digital globe, and this is what the contour lines have to offer. Maybe the data is either mismatched or outdated as rightly pointed by you. After examining the site and its context, we decided to remove the terrain details and advising participants to assume the site as flat. The changes have been updated in the additional resources.
Thanks!
Team UNI
Hi Team Uni,
Just to clarify, does the "5 different cuisine sections" mentioned in the brief refer to 5 different cuisines from different ethnicities and/or cultures (E.g. western, french and south east asian) or could it be interpreted as the different styles of Japanese cooking?
Thank you for your help!
Hello Caipau,
The '5 different cuisine sections' refer to cuisines from different cultures. You are free to choose any 5 from over the world. Hope this answers your query! :)
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The isohips curves continuing behind the coastline show the existence of a hill that crosses the coastline, these data do not match with google earth data, can you clarify this issue?
Hi Kubra, we usually source our terrain data from a web service called Digital globe, and this is what the contour lines have to offer. Maybe the data is either mismatched or outdated as rightly pointed by you. After examining the site and its context, we decided to remove the terrain details and advising participants to assume the site as flat. The changes have been updated in the additional resources. Thanks! Team UNI
Hi Team Uni. Can the part of the road from the front of the land to the sea be intervened as landscaping? I will be glad if you answer my question.
Hi Kubra, any kind of intervention has to be designed within the marked site :) The road can simply act as potential access to the site.
Hi Team Uni, Just to clarify, does the "5 different cuisine sections" mentioned in the brief refer to 5 different cuisines from different ethnicities and/or cultures (E.g. western, french and south east asian) or could it be interpreted as the different styles of Japanese cooking? Thank you for your help!
Hello Caipau, The '5 different cuisine sections' refer to cuisines from different cultures. You are free to choose any 5 from over the world. Hope this answers your query! :)