Above is an image of my completed total model. As you can see, the above space, the exhibition space and the underground space are all evident in this image. Below is an Image taken from Fiona Hall's Space looking down to the exhibition space. Here you able to see the stairs from the exhibition space going to her studio, and the stairs from the exhibition space going to underground to Tracey Moffat's studio.
The third image below, is another picture of the entire model.
Above is another view of the stairs from the exhibition space up to Fiona Hall's Studio. As described in my other post, these stairs create a sense of vibrancy and energy. With the direction the stairs lead and also in its materials and properties. The below image is from the inside of Fiona Hall's Studio. From this image, you can see the elements of the roof, and on the side of the models, where the energy is concentrated on the protruding walls.
Above is a exterior view of the above ground studio sitting on the exhibition space. Below is an image from the exhibition space. It shows the image of the stairs going down to Tracey Moffat's studio space from the exhibition space.
This image above, shows the interior of the underground studio. The extent of the amount of space in comparison to the person can be seen through this image. The only source of natural light coming through the space, is through the circle window up the top. The textured I wanted to convey can be shown in both the above and below image. In this space, I generally wanted to use hard, strong materials such as concrete.
The final image above, is an image of the exterior of the underground space. The textures used can further be seen in this image.
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