


This is a view of the environment, I attempted to merge the landforms together with the structures, by using the landforms to connect the ramps to the meeting place. This screenshot captures the basic landforms of our world, our most basic habitat, as Stephen Hawking said, "For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals."
This is Stephen Hawking's lab, one of the most brilliant mind in the history of mankind. Bounded by his physical disability, his mind is completely free and unrestricted, thus able to see past normal boundaries of science and physics. This is symbolised by the boundless ocean.
This is the Charles Darwin lab, I used a more mass based structure for his lab. I chose a higher altitude for his lab to reflect on his most famed theory, "let the strongest live and the weakest die"
This is the meeting place of the two labs. As seen in the electroliquid aggregation, they have both theorised in the evolution of mankind. This structure symbolises the beacon of light and pinnacle of knowledge that guides the evolution of humans.
This is the ramp that leads up to Charles Darwin's lab, as Shaowen said, ramp represents a journey. I used this ramp to represent the harsh but natural law that Charles Darwin theories in his book "origin of species", the source of my quote for Charles Darwin, the law of natural selection. Only the strongest can survive and be selected by nature, while the weakest will be extinct by the harshness of their habitat.
This slide inspired me to consider the shadow used in designing for experiment 2. In my design process, I understood that you cannot build a construct without shadows, you cannot separate shadows from the design process, especially in a environment where lighting is extremely important. The position and shape of the shadow can deliver meaning and is essential to the beauty of the design, if not most important. The most beautiful building is not just the structure, but if the structure cast a shadow that is as beautiful as the structure itself.