Praxinoscope (An animation device of the ‘Flying’ scene from ‘Brazil’)
Exploration of the movement of a wing
Suspending the ‘Wing’ from the railway bridge
An immersive sketch under the ‘Wing’
Construction Sequence of the ‘Wing’
Modeling the Skeleton of the ‘Wing’
Ground Floor Plan for the Egg Cafe and the ‘Dream(e)scape’ Landscape
1st floor Plan through the ‘Mystery Object Group’ Gallery/ Workspace
A FLIGHT OF FANTASY, THROUGH A DREAM(E)SCAPE
by Julia Pastor
The building itself is an anthropomorphism of a Mother Hen’s wing. The structure encloses us and creates a boundary between the interior and exterior world without making people feel as if they are completely separated from the outside. The client, the ‘Mystery Object Group’, will be liberated from the constraints of working in a public library and the space will allow them to archive these historic artifacts, similarly, to how a Magpie collects shiny objects. It also allows them to display their own work so it can be celebrated by the other members and visiting users, thus a new community has been created in Southwark where we share, collect and enjoy fresh eggs.
