week 1 EXP2


The inspiration from Oscar
1st:
the graceful curvatures or undulating shapes



extension of space (Like long ramp or stairs which leads people enter into the building)
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organic



 dynamic, open, transparent

                                                                       






Description

The method of designing a combination of axonometrics is used to inspire the potential shapes produced in the final railway station. By constructing a passageway to connect two opposite sides, pedestrians are able to  pass through the stations conveniently.






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