phase 5_Olivia Ramos_Ideograms

The subway station is the event of most exposure; open to anyone who pays fare, without identification. Higher degrees of separation, direction, and visual deflection are increasingly necessary as one moves away from the station through the site and into their bus. In the direction of the busses, visitors, passengers, and employees find gradual striation of program, and increasing gradients of enclosure and view. From the busses to the subway, visitors, employees, and ex-prisoners have a clear understanding of the location of subway station.

phase 4_OliviaRamos_program

Massive-pliant-network – clearly revealing possibilities of connections and transition, (subway to bus and vice versa), a visual association to the nearest destination; a vertical shift resulting in a simultaneous exposure and of program and the vehicle.

Phase5_Rychiee_Program

This image suggests some variation in scale with respect to the chosen piece, however, I need to strategize in order to integrate ideas of structure and network as suggested by the phase four image below.

Phase4_Rychiee_Plan

This study explores variation in density across a terrain. The fluctuations suggest diverse intensities of transparency to imply relevent programmatic adjacencies.

Younjin_phase5

Phase 5_Seth_Program Plan Section

This study has lead to concept of the reactionary line. The program is constructed within a linear framework that corresponds to two primary directional movements – one for visitors to Rikers, one for travelers to La Guardia. Yet within these lines becomes a complex navigational network that is completely dependent on the individual’s reaction to spatial, social, and perceptual conditions.

Phase5_Danny_DataScape

The Queue Times are the longest when the dashed lines are the most densely congested. The que times have been averaged for all the dayse of the week, but as you can see, the trend is relatively consistent.

Phase 4_Christian_spatial_Image

Phase4_Seth_Site Program Strategy

In the material/programmatic study my aim is to explore a relationship between hot wax and cold water that attempts to produce methods of movement and formation that are not predetermined by physical regulators, but rather are reactionary to circumstantial qualities. The wax’s trajectory into the water describes a system of movements that are dependent on variables rather than constructs.

Phase 3_Christian_translucentResilientNetwork

Phase 3_Seth McDowell_Translucent Bind Cycle

Phase 3_Rychiee_Pliant Filter Swarm

phase 3_Olivia Ramos_translucent.filter.swarm

Phase 3_Brett_Filter Massive Swarm

Phase2_Jongseo_MassiveFilterSwarm