week1

I'm not going to tell what the project is a bout fully - basically we should design a hall with ramps and stairs counting with all the restrictions and measurements. First image i had in my head was 'tessellation'. I remembered of Thomas Heatherwick's  pavilion - not the pavilion itself but the area surrounding it.
It is extremely difficult for me to come up with something purely my own, however i find myself to be a good editor. So I am going to use chaotic geometric tessellation as basis, as fundamental idea that should evolve into something more interesting and different.
Here on this picture you can see roughly what i am going for, though it is too much of a plagiarism - I should edit it much more so it becomes my own. (purple stands for ramps, yellow for stairs and orange for flat surfaces)
As I am writing it I think i could somehow include the 'malleable room' idea and make those sections soft and flexible. For example use soft units to create sittings.

I am not sure yet what material should be used - is it fiberboard? Or should they all be solid and made out of  cement? Yeah, if I  use cement it doesn't harm the columns and it looks good...

That is as far as I got - I think i Should look at tessellation in nature - organic element to design is often a good idea that inspires for innovatory.