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Plans; showing the specifics of the structure. The skin pattern creates a solid mullion and the 'open'/'closed' component of the skin creates a window. The dotted lined notate the overhang of the oblique walls. The structure pattern overlaid on the floor creates a glass tiling system, as shown previous here. Sections; highlighting the overlapping program, structural system and 'open'/'closed' skin system.

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Additional program studies, looking at the square footage requirements as a volume and stricter public/private and age devised spaces. By taking those requirements and arranging them according to previous programmatic goals, I discovered new sectional aspects of the program.

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Mapping the 'e-coli basic unit patterns' over site analysis information, to create a new layered system of patterns. Then, picking a reoccurring module and a series of connections between them to fabricate larger patterns for skin and structural manipulation.

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Further study of PTW's Watercube.

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A continuation of my site analysis. This will aide in dictating the arrangement of my skin system.

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A detailed lookinto every building facade, between Broadway & Bowery on Bond St & Great Jones St.
Every facade drawn in AutoCAD, diagrammed in Illustrator, modeling in Rhino, rendered with V-Ray.

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Preliminary site analysis. Lafayette St. & Bond St, New York, NY.
Upon visiting the site, I was particularly intrigued by traffic swarms, human 'swarms' and the vastly differing facades.

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A rule-set for e-coli behavioral patterns, based on further analyzation of previous research and 3D form studies.

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Experimenting with patterns based off of e-coli behavior.

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The beginning of my swarm analysis. (Click to enlarge.)

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