Labyrinth of Sanguinity
Struggle, Despair, Loss, Memory, Loss of Identity are just a few abbreviations for the feelings of refugees. The idea was to design a Distraction, from negative chaos of the refugee camps towards positive chaos of happiness, by creating a dynamic and provoking form.
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Cover Image
The cover image depicts the complexity of the play module, which further opens up endless possibilities and limitlessness to its usage.
Concept
The image is depicting the complexity and the opportunities that come with it. The inquisitiveness of module increases with such complexity, the idea behind the module was to create something that attracts and instigates the children to enter it and feel it and interact with it.
Site Context
The site chosen was the Zatari Refugee Camp in Jordan, the image depicts the context and the organization of the site.
Built Form Ideas
The image depicts how the structure was achieved and what all different considerations were made during the design process.
Proportions and Body Movement
The concept of the module emphasizes on the explorative nature of the module, hence the movement through the module is a crucial activity. The image depicts proportions of the module and how they compliment the spirit of movement.
Construction and Module Elements
The image depicts the elements of the module and the materiality of it.
Views
The image shows different views with the module in a refugee camp.
Views
The image shows different views with the module in a refugee camp.
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PUBLISHED ON 22nd February 2021
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I Feel that the project present a great a simple idea, with a good presentation and work.
The concept and presentation are up to the mark. The formal expression of the space has an exotic, sporty and adventurous feel to it which is perfect considering the target group. But the structural solution requires feasibility analysis and could be a bit expensive compared to others. Shrinking the control over the design a bit could result into something better. Simplification is required.