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Aesthetics - Coggle Diagram
Aesthetics
Structural elements
Study pods
Minimalist Scandinavian, rounded edges with matte finishes to create calm social environments through the space
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Layout
Using social zones such as restaurants and cafes would help to give clustered areas with different atmospheres
Having separate quiet zones through the outdoor space to have reading or study pods to give variety within the area
Having movement through the space for walkways and bike lanes would help for a multifunctional and accessible space
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Outdoor
Flexible seating zones
Mix of benches, movable chairs and comfortable flexible options to encourage a social environment.
Natural shading
Trees and vines as well as other natural shading options will create different zones within the space effectively.
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Ambient lighting
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Transitioning between day and night would allow for both times to work effectively within the community area
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Insporation
Kengo Kuma
This architect uses light and nature with timber that combines architecture with the natural landscapes
Vo Trong Nghia
Nghia uses plant covered structured using bamboo and porous forms to displays tropical elements of the design process.
Piet Oudolf
Oudolf is a landscape architect who uses seasonal change, texture and biodiversity to create sustainable outdoor community hubs for both animals and humans to enjoy
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Theme
Sustainability
Incorporating green elements such as walls and roofs to encourage biodiversity in an aesthetic visible way
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Minimalism
Through the use of soft lighting this would create a calm atmosphere that minimises aesthetic confusion
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Contemporary
The use of minimal features with cohesive bold features to give a unique experience within a community
Creating zone areas with flexible features would allow for events, markets, study areas and other features
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