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| Directionality of lines is emphasised through contrasting oreintations and a lack of clear perspectival order. |
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| Scale is visible through the juxtapostion shadows cast by the trees and padestrians. |
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| Space is created by voids left between the landscaping, allowing
for pedestrian motion. |
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| Contrast within the floor surfaces differenciates shared zones from exclusively padestrian areas. |
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| Balance is created by offsetting the jagged purtusions of the ladnscaping edge and the building with the stable, simple and repetitive longitudinal lines. |
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| Colours originating from the various materials, textures and shades blend harmoniously to create a lively space. |
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| Textures are emphasized through the contrast of the airy vegetation
against the dense, coarse brickwork. |
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| Alignment accomates usage as the tables with power ports, aligned North-South are always spanned by the shadows of buildings or the trees making the space acessable all day. |
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| Proximity: is used subtly to space the landscaping edge away from the rooms to reduce the travel of noise whilst mainting a reasonable footpath width. |
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| Shapes are organic within the balustrade that naturally conforms aorund the ramp. |
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| Lines visualised through the unifrom geometry of the coloumns, lights, and tiles,seem to converge alomost perspectivally at the hallway's end. |
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Repetition of elements including: bricks, tiles lamps and façadal
columns
is rendered emphatic by the perspective.
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