Test Capture

From assignment 2, adding color.

I was looking for a way to bounce color without giving away the color source to the occupant.  In this way, the space is color-malleable due to time of day.  The day starts with a warm red glow emanating from the right side and ends in a cool glow from the left side.  Although originally intended to be the inverse, reflecting a cool morning ending a hot afternoon, I realize that the a warm morning followed up by a cool evening would be more suitable in many climates during hot summer months.

This unintended gem is particularly interesting especially after reading some of Marietta Millet’s Light Revealing Architecture. I can picture these color schemes making life someplace like Austin, Texas (my previous home) – when summers can mean several months of 100+ temperatures without pause –  more palatable to the human body.

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