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Vibrant Artifacts

2023

Tinted glass building study

PROJECT TITLE

Vibrant Artifacts

LOCATION

Philadelphia, PA

DATE / SEMESTER

Fall 2023

TEAM

Regina Gonano

PROJECT TYPE

Material Study

CATEGORY

Images

PROJECT LEAD / PROFESSOR

Barry Wark

INSTITUTION

Weitzman School of Design

SIZE

—

STATUS

Academic

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

A compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room.

Vertical architectural facade placeholder
FIG. 01 · Vertical architectural facade placeholder
Architectural model placeholder
FIG. 02 · Architectural model placeholder
Sequence image 3
FIG. 03 · Sequence image 3
Multicolored wall study
FIG. 04 · Multicolored wall study

A compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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.

Vertical architectural facade placeholder
FIG. 01 · Vertical architectural facade placeholder
Architectural model placeholder
FIG. 02 · Architectural model placeholder
Sequence image 3
FIG. 03 · Sequence image 3
Multicolored wall study
FIG. 04 · Multicolored wall study

A compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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.

Vertical architectural facade placeholder
FIG. 01 · Vertical architectural facade placeholder
Architectural model placeholder
FIG. 02 · Architectural model placeholder
Sequence image 3
FIG. 03 · Sequence image 3
Multicolored wall study
FIG. 04 · Multicolored wall study

A compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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 compact addition that combines public commerce with a sheltered civic room. Market Hall Addition 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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