This project was a gallery space featuring 3D and relief art that was intended to be viewed by everyone no matter what their abilities might be. The concept behind the design is Refraction. When a light wave passes from one meduim to another the wave bends, changing the angle of the light. The design took the idea of changing angles and create refractions throughout the space. 
    The project focused on universal design and creating a space where everyone was able to enjoy the same experience when visiting the gallery. A cafe and gift shop were also included in the program. Throughout this design the overhead installment is the major focus point. This piece was designed as an answer to some of the needs of the space. It breaks up the monotony of the rectangle that the gallery is in while also creating enclosed gallery spaces so that one can enjoy the art without feeling exposed to the eyes of everyone else in the gallery. By keeping the rest of the design minimal it allows for easy maneuverability throughout the space as well as allowing the patrons attention to be on the art.
Isometric 
 
Parti Diagram
Second Floor Plan
 
First Floor Plan
 
Aerial Plan View (without the roof)
 
North Section
 
South Section
Art Exhibition Displays
Front Desk Design w/ Pull-out Seating
Cafe Counter Design
Final Presentation Board
Refraction
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Refraction

This project was intended to be a gallery space where people with disabilities could go and experience art. The focus was on tactile and relief a Read More

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