Locus and Topos....

LOCUS
-Planned as a series of architectural workshops, with: include problems of accessibility as an essential parameter. Facing problems in particular solution (?)

 -Set of points that satisfy certain conditions
-Expected results: solving problems in architectural and urban accessibility consideration from perspective.

 Renaissance Villa
-Circumstance:

•  Agricultural surrounding
• Slopped
• Stone hill

 -Limitations to work:

• -Hard to curve out (evocation).
• -This architecture is not for agricultural purpose, only residence): 

 What would bring from circumstances?
-How make it work:

• -Three Different Level evocation
• - (I would be used to) Planting/ Gardening - Green sources from outside

-Result:

• - Possible savings on costs/time to even level out
• - Great down views for public, but also extremely for owner
• - Security become highly arable: narrowed and restricted (?) movement (path)

TOPOS
-Context of method of constructing or treating.
-Reworking of traditional material, particularly the descriptions of standardized setting.

Space:
-Major spaces are located at each end of Garden (event) spaces for two separated levels.
-Lower level of spaces is secondary like storage because it’s more opened for public to access. Additionally, the lower level of garden is complex maze shape layout, but small planting, flowers, decorated: it possibly used for agricultural family planting. Also, upward view is locked out by the tall walls and different level of ground.
-Upper level of spaces is primary and only for restricted people. Spaces are for Villa, residence, and special space for private. These spaces get more dramatically views downward and have more attractive view of ‘actual garden’ (event become more affective).

Event:
- (For me, stair is more to be movement space, but because of below reason, it put this also into event catalogue) There are series of stairs to approach the primary spaces. Stairs additionally used to bring people from wide space experience into narrower and smaller space. Then, their exit connects to next level of greater opening. Also, they use ‘bent approaching’ where people must turn from major event to empty space, then gives more beautiful event place. Thereby, stairs bring different experimental events.
-Garden layout is most dominant event places; because of it’s lined up layout causes people’s attention moves along with, and then leads them to see more wide views. Also, garden’s layout brake down movement with several small pieces and give some choice variety. Additionally, this layout is clean line and some maze shape which can give interesting.
-Foundation is located at the center of maze secondary garden because secondary movement and spaces doesn’t have attractive down view as primary has. Thereby, architect may use foundation and decorated layout to give same expectation.

Movement:
-Major access are ‘bent approaching’ and has several ‘gates’ and smaller paths to go through. It brings more security to the private spaces, upper level spaces.
-Minor access are divided by garden layout and long horizontal path to move up to different level of ground, garden.