ID:73 | Open in NocoDB | Type:Text | Themes:2 | Attachments:1 | Finding:20 chars | Connections:0→0 | Location:52.508925147563716, -2.084380702827274 | Weather:3 tags | Date:Wednesday 10 November 2021 | Press 'D' to close

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Bright square lights - 211110 1730 Aesthetic.png
Bright square lights
Added to Archive Thursday 11 November 2021
Experienced Wednesday 10 November 2021
Last Updated Tuesday 27 January 2026
Location 52.508925147563716, -2.084380702827274
Season Autumn
Type Text
Weather Cloudy Damp Mild
Themes Aesthetic Light
What was/is/if What is
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QR Code William Hill - 211110 1735 Tiny Things 1.png
Drains - 210731 1403 Smell.png
Faded paint on strandboard - 210731 1050.jpg
Secondary focus old cinema - 210731 1403 Identity.jpg
Damp day in summer - 210731 1403 Smell.png
More tagged with theme Light
Illuminated moon sign. Square coloured windows (Art Deco Aesthetic?) - 211110 1730 Aesthetic 2.png
Fairy lights in window - 211110 1730 Joy.png
This visual represents the vision for the thesis, buildings covered in lichens, air purifying plants and community activities held on the Highstreet. This visual focuses in on the proposed site for the building and shows expression of a raised new build component on site as well as a full and wild landscaping plan. - Michelle Gartside Visualisation.png
Lichen Growth Lichen thrives primarily on Northern facades, it also benefits from moisture and humidity. Although not exclusively northern facades it also can thrive in the light and vitally needs some light to photosynthesize. - Michelle Gartside Lichen Growth.png
Bake 'n' Butty.docx
More tagged with theme Aesthetic
Nature thriving through the cracks - 210730 1100.JPG
Some good 18 + 19C facades but in poor condition - 210731 1403 Identity.jpg
LAYERS TO THE HIGH STREET - To introduce covered, sheltered areas on the high street. Making the high street welcoming for the entire family and adding topographical value to the high street that is visually interesting. Adding another layer to the high street that will encourage exploring spaces for children as well as adults. - 1_uHX3-RDbo4tI8fS04tzp9g.png
Nico's style - a bit deco! - 211110 1730 Aesthetic 1.png
The Gift represents the two different typologies of building and its facade located on the High Street. One resembles St. Thomas Top Church and the other is the common modern building facade. The design of High Street buildings has evolved throughout the period. Its use, materiality, construction technique etc. The High Street has always represented a role as a commercial and social hub. The concentration of public on the High Street provides the opportunities to designers to showcase creativity and innovation in design which impacts on visitors. We can say in other words, an ‘Exhibition’ of evolution of buildings in a row. So, facade plays a key role as it reflects the local identity of the town and its culture. So I did a little experiment to understand the street in the form of juxtaposition of facade by placing two different typologies of buildings located on the street. The voids on the facade have changed and adapted to more convenient rectilinear shapes during the past few decades. The model made of plain paper can represent the periodical difference in buildings to which people of the High Street can easily relate and take a place within their memory. - 0_VZnqEpx8xTTZXQdp.png