Moontrip

There is a complete design here that is visually striking. The use of brutally modern vertical elements is a strong, but I would like to see how such a facility would resonate visually within the community of neighboring buildings and greenbelt. The interior floorplans offer myriad spaces and compartmentalization for activities but are presented overall rather flatly. The interior visuals lack a clear relationship with youth, public engagement, education, and space exploration.

Wonderful formal program - However, the most interesting space, at the tip of the prow of the building, isn't shown. It has such beauty in the design. What is it like to inhabit that space?

1. My concept is a new vision for a simple lokanic form. Inspiration came from the NASA logo. and month shape. 4. How did you utilize indoor and outdoor spaces for the facility? Space used in this way. I have one lokanichny volume, the main entrance to the center from -3.500. The rest of the territory is given for landscaping and sports grounds. In the building itself: auditoriums, dining room, dressing room, test pool, and a large hall. The hall is a forum, the roof of the hall is sliding, you can watch the stars. there are also many terraces and a ramp that runs throughout the building. A projector is installed in the large hall, which projects onto the entrance area, where the amphitheater and laser show are located. the entrance area has become an ideal place; it combines a forum and a large area on which laser training shows can be projected. 5. How did your project achieve “learning by doing”? For me it was an interesting experience. There were no boundaries in the task and one could dream up against the background of the concept. quite an interesting lesson. I tried to think through every little thing so that the children were interested and they did not perceive as a museum. An interesting idea in the project is the possibility of a light show on the street. It is bewitching, loved by both children and adults. 6.How does your design resonate as a symbol for marking the 50th anniversary of a major leap in scientific achievement? I think this form is simple and concise. for me it resembles a half of a month. Still inspired by the NASA logo. My project is a lokan form, I was inspired by the NASA logo. I wanted to interest the children, so a lot of tricks were invented, now it’s not just a museum.

The space at the tip is shown on the plans, the hall consists of a stepped forum, from the hall we get to a fairly spacious observatory (already closer to the tip), there is a lot of space, the end points at the nose have not one point, but two and the distance between them is two meters . we can carefully consider this on the plan)