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Trendscape

2025

Museum installation study

PROJECT TITLE

Trendscape

LOCATION

Philadelphia, PA

DATE / SEMESTER

Spring 2025

TEAM

Benjamin Oliver

PROJECT TYPE

Civic

CATEGORY

Architecture

PROJECT LEAD / PROFESSOR

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INSTITUTION

HOK Comeptition

SIZE

1:20 Study

STATUS

Competition

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm.

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Colorful housing study
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A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

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Abstract drawing placeholder
FIG. 01 · Abstract drawing placeholder
Vertical architectural facade placeholder
FIG. 02 · Vertical architectural facade placeholder
Vertical architecture placeholder
FIG. 03 · Vertical architecture placeholder
Colorful housing study
FIG. 04 · Colorful housing study
Museum installation study
FIG. 05 · Museum installation study

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

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Abstract drawing placeholder
FIG. 01 · Abstract drawing placeholder
Vertical architectural facade placeholder
FIG. 02 · Vertical architectural facade placeholder
Vertical architecture placeholder
FIG. 03 · Vertical architecture placeholder
Colorful housing study
FIG. 04 · Colorful housing study
Museum installation study
FIG. 05 · Museum installation study

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

A material experiment in folded planes, light, and compressed structural rhythm. Fabric / Fold is shown here as an extended reading sequence, allowing material, light, and scale to register slowly across the page. These notes are placeholder text for now, intended to be replaced with a project-specific account of the design process, collaborators, constraints, and the evolving relationship between image and space.

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