Sky Plan Drawing

Inspiration: it wasn’t just the visual aspect of the urban architecture that fascinated me. City is more than just buildings and structures coherently and rationally put together purely for functional, economical and aesthetic satisfaction. Each building in urban settings were erected as a statement of pride, economy and power. Some try to integrate, some dominate and some contradict the overall environment. However all structures positioned “democratically” long the street line to forcibly interact each other and by that creat the actual urban architecture. In between spaces that were mostly meant for service and fire escape contain enormous potential and in a peculiar way represent “secret relationship” or should I say “secret affair” with buildings that are completely different in nature, architecture and economics, yet they are much warmer, humane and complementary to each other. Approach: it is an attempt to “translate” or materialize the conversation for which traditional technique is not suitable. Although architecture and visual/proportional aspect is important, the time of construction and its historical aspect is very important as by using contemporary materials and techniques I overlay another chronological layer over and in between buildings. It is also intended to redirect or create new conversation, interaction and relationship between building, showing the modern trace over the buildings. It is several steps back from architecture and purely concentrated on emotional aspect of the space, abstract decision and reorganization of the space by graphic and three dimensional materials. Although being architectural tools, Transparency and texture also were utilized for emphasizing gestures and motion. Light also becomes important factor and part of the work and design material. The artwork consists of four pieces, four studies of in-between spaces. Photography reference: Flood Building was built in 1904 and rebuilt in 1907 after Great Earthquake of San Francisco. It is located in shopping district of San Francisco on Market Street. It represents great significance in Architecture of San Francisco because of its Beaux Art style being first in the city. The Architect is Albert Pissis, a representative of Beaux-Art style in Architecture.

Drawing:Ink on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:11 W x 17 H x 2 D in

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