I_Dahl 1.1A Diagramming

MOIRE

Moire as a diagramming choice offers an emphasis and highlights the importance of repetitive movement between systems as well as repetition towards construction and site development. Like the effect, this style offers a visual stimulus towards the eye that motivates movement across a concentrated system.

FLOCK

Flock design within diagramming brings upon more simplistic design while ignoring any conventional shape or form based principles. Flock draws upon irregular principles but ironically uses more schematic approaches towards portraying and displaying the patterns that flock diagrams wish to achieve.

CROWD

Crowd diagramming is incredibly similar to the interactions and mindsets of a crowd of people, wishing to remain within the pack and to carry a sense of familiarity between each individual piece. Crowd diagramming additionally is a beneficial way of portraying concentrated movements within spaces and can guide future design and investigations.

FIELD PERSPECTIVE

As an architectural principle, field perspective represents the overall development and display of generation within a certain area or within certain studies. Field perspective as a principle allows for architectural change and expansion within future developments on prior established projects. Field perspective represents both the fluidity of design, as well as its rigidity in the context of surrounding environments.

MINIMALISM

Minimalism has arisen as a popular and developmental style that has been created from Western rejection of past principles and design history. Minimalism seeks to simplify architectural design, and as a style offers more emphasis towards the most important parts and offers a wider blank slate to use for future design and additions.