MA R Q U E E

! ! Mary Lim Drew Leider Sara Garrison

DESIGN PROBLEM
develop a 3-dimension design that embodies (visualizes) the essence of KCAI and serves as a "site identier" for the school

THE SITE

small squares & Dodge building light up at night the walkway measures 182 ft 4 stone walls perpendicularly cut through the space the location has angular, directional lines, emphasizing distance and depth across the street from the Nelson-Atkins Museum

THE DESIGN
& ITS DEVELOPMENT

FIRST DESIGN
wind canopy
rectangular, mobile panels with individual spinning, at circles that interact with the wind

SECOND DESIGN
curved panels with alternating poles, made to look like suspended in the air

waves

FINAL DESIGN marquee

Sheets of white, tent fabric that stretch in different directions

MA R Q U E E
The white layerings of the structures twist and bend, referencing the eeting and mobile nature of tents. Just as tents are temporary homes, Marquee also gives the viewer a sense of shelter as it hugs and occupies the walkway.

INSPIRATION

tent like forms that stretch across buildings and provide shelter

Sainsburys
a store in Plymouth, England that has tentlike coverings

ATTRIBUTES

Dynamism

Adventure

Shelter

PHOTOSHOP MOCKUPS

side view

front view

aerial view

THE MODEL

SCALE
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