Studio 5 - Interiors 2 Continued

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After the workshop I created a second response to the brief from photos I had taken of different viewpoints, looking down at the atrium from the first floor. The second response was a look into how people move and interact with the space around them. I sat on the first floor of the building looking down over the atrium, mapping out the paths and movements of the people below. One thing I noticed is how the majority of people from the angle I was sat, began from a certain point and all spread out on completely different paths. The resulted mapping of this reminds me of the tree of life and makes me think how varied people’s paths of life can become after all beginning from the same singular point of birth. 

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