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Architectural Design IIIDoor Window Stair
Fall 2008Professor White
The Context and Door Window Stair models were then combined. Upon further analysis the
transformation of the context evolved into a transformation of scale
Stair n. One in a series of steps
Window n. an opening to admit light or air
Door n. an entryway
“Architecture holds the power to inspire our day-to-day existence. The everyday act of pressing a door handle and opening into a light washed room can become profound when experienced thrgh sensitized consciousness. To see, to feel these physicalities is to
becom the subject of the senses.”-Questions of perception: Phenomology of Architecture, Steven -Questions of perception: Phenomology of Architecture, Steven
Holl
A model of the spatial implications for each a Door, Window, and Stair were then constructed. Rather than view a door as simply a door or opening, it is viewed more as a threshold.
