This project designed by Surasuk Pattanapanitchakul at the Academy of Art University
in San Francisco intends to illustrate the synthesis between nature,
urban and architecture, which supports and collaborate to each
other, showing the soul of interconnection which increasingly synthesize
with the space, in order to show how architecture can act as an instrument.Traditionally,
music defined as aural element expressed through time. architecture as
instrument explores the idea of music as defined by visual expressed
through time, specificially shadows cast as the sun traverse the sky
visual representation of temporal experience-thecycle of the
day.Structure as instrument explores the idea that the structure itself
is an orchestra and the ever-changing and continual shadows that fall
across it and beside it are music experience by users.
In the context, the sun is the conductor, light are the
musician roadside element are the instrument, and the shadow they cast
are the music.The hybridization of jazz music which interacts with
architecture is the main goal of this project, all each brilliant note
which performs from the nature will amazingly increase performance
through the space which morphs based on sound quality.The geometry
design specially to maximize openess, flow of activityfrom the urban
context to the interior space, creating the interconnection to each
function start from the main plaza to the sky lounge on the top
floor.Jazz, always changing, yet retains part of its original formation
at it roots. Jazz is a musical style that change with the times and the
various outlooks of it listeners. One reason that Jazz remains popular
and alive is its ability to adapt to the world it lives in.The project
intends to show the idea of cultural combination through art between
Asian culture and American culture. This would introduce a new
perspective to the Fillmore neighborhood, which is the center of blues
and jazz in San Francisco. This factor combined with the high density of
Asians residents in the area would convert Fillmore in the new Asian
art destination in San Francisco.
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