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Panel Architecture
Parametric Design
By: Jennifer Ma
Course: IAT 233 Spatial Design
Description: This IAT 233 project involved designing a sculpture pavilion in Holland Park, Surrey, using a set of rules and elements for "panel architecture".
The design features multiple overlapping levels of overhead planes, creating a spatial hierarchy that guides visitors through the space. These varying heights and arrangements establish distinct focal points, enhancing the visitor experience by framing views and fostering a dynamic flow through the pavilion.
The layered design takes advantage of light and shadow, with natural light filtering through punched openings in the panels and casting shifting patterns throughout the day.
The interplay of light, shadow, and form adds depth and atmosphere to the pavilion, enriching the overall experience.
