COLLISION
Instructor: Pooyan Ruhi | Kiara Hiatt | Spring 2022 | WSOA
Deconstructing Western Architecture with the inspiration of mosques and bathhouses from the Middle East. The relationship between the mass and the ground object represents the collision of transitional forms into traditional forms. The voids in the sectional objects and the spaces in between the sectional objects creates unique moments. The movement between interior and exterior spaces that feel interior, but are still open to the natural elements through voids and apertures.
Front Render - Natural Voids shown with the use of Blender to showcase the texture derived from sandstone and mosaic tile materials from the Wester Bathhouses
Back Render - Original Bathhouse floor plan creates the mass
Render with Urban Site
Axonometric showcasing sectional objects (blue), floor plans (yellow), and vertical circulation (orange)
Second Floor Plan - original floor plan of the Qusay're Amar Bathhouse reveals itself in moments of connective geometry
Third Floor Plan - showcasing original floor plan of bathhouse with movement of the hierarchy of how to move through a bathhouse
Axonometric showcasing sectional objects (green) and vertical circulation (orange)
Section showcasing the exploration between the sectional objects and natural voids based off the natural geometry of the mass