Original Concept
The five captures
The Space on the front of the vertical surface is the laboratory for alfred Nobel, and the space behind the vertical surface is Couteau's laboratory, with the space been connected by two ramps and a client meeting space.
Nobel's laboratory was inspired by the idea from his quote, One thousand ideas and one. The space is interpreted as a series of exterior space revolving around a single interior space. The singular space appears in the numerous cubic form further strengthens the key perspective of Nobel's laboratory.
Couteau's laboratory is comprised of one longitudinal space and two latitudinal space adjoining together to form a flowing space around the client meeting space, whilst movement is free flowing within, the flow is directed or controlled by several thin walls, which symbolises his idea of "interdependent", meaning spaces within are interlocked or are interdependent of each other to form a singular space.
Reference considered:
Barcelona Pavilion by Mies Van der Rohe
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