#spatial narratives

Post -833 -Gautam Shah Scene building or Impressing spatial narratives are design expressions. These are set as a personal endeavour (in spite of the group of executors), emerge as part of the brief for design and circumstantially reflect through, the site, customs of building planning, motifs, materials and techniques. Scene building is forming a narrative to convey a composition of images or…

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Reconstructing Spatial Narratives 02

As a physical object, the diorama can be manipulated in the same way a real space can, miniature furniture can be assembled, arranged, re-arranged, removed, destroyed, structure can be constructed, pulled apart, peeled back, the model allows the builder to create ‘scenes’ in a similar way to that of a theatre set. Historical events can be staged, played back, interrogating the chronology of the space and the resulting ruin of the present.

With the use of 3d scan data this method of representation and reconstruction has an increased sense of historical accuracy, each surface can be portrayed with a sense of history as detail is maintained where previously it would have been impossible to reproduce. The resultant images (Figs 5,6,7,) are archaeological in nature, they “synthesize (reconstruct, represent and simulate) the past.” (Pearson and Thomas, 1995).