Masterplan
Will Hayter
Moving on...
The shape may be distinctive within Stretford, but the users can easily walk past without noticing the entrance.
Through separating the main programmes, a new threshold can be created.
The contrast in materiality provides a more recognisable entrance for the users.
Initial Lighting ideas
By Day:
The use of translucent forms of glazing ensures that the south-facing curtain wall system absorbs natural light, with the system filtering out the glare to produce a more calming, naturally lit environment.
By Night:
The use of artificial lighting projecting onto the surface of the curtain wall will help to attract people to the centre, becoming a beacon of social hub and activity.
Curtain Walling: The evolution of the Essoldo
The use of artificial lighting projecting onto the surface of the curtain wall will help to attract people to the centre, becoming a beacon of social hub and activity.
Progression
The use of artificial lighting projecting onto the surface of the curtain wall will help to attract people to the centre, becoming a beacon of social hub and activity.
By Night:
The creation of a threshold
By Night:
The use of artificial lighting projecting onto the surface of the curtain wall will help to attract people to the centre, becoming a beacon of social hub and activity.
Test Prints
The use of artificial lighting projecting onto the surface of the curtain wall will help to attract people to the centre, becoming a beacon of social hub and activity.
Revised Plans
Exhibition Space
Studio Space
Workshop Space
Testing the main Thresholds and access points into each space