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    Fluidity in Space

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    2018-10-09
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    Yang, Ning
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    Architecture is the will of an epoch translated into space. -Mies van der Rohe Architectural space is directly related to enclosure. When inside and outside are dynamically brought together, or when a series of enclosures dymamically collaborate, perhaps one could speaks of fluid space. Inspired by clouds and water streams - objects in constantly changing form, the architecture in the project seeks to formlate space that could flow similarly but is grounded in the context of a contemporary urban environment.
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