Tessellation is a study on a design process through abstraction and a translation from a two dimensional image to a three dimensional structure. It plays with the relationship between solid and void to lift layers of complexity from patterns. The study begins with a series of photographs which are abstracted to two dimensional patterns and recombined to generate a tiling system. The fractal nature of the patterns allow the tiling system to make a transition over multiple scales. Finally the two dimensional research was translated to a three dimensional structure built at the scale of a pavilion.
TESSELLATION PAVILION
DESIGN PROCESS
INSTALLATION
. — The first task was to find a starting point which began with “Design” a photo in santral istanbul. With particular proportions the photo was deconstructed into elements that could be replicated and form an abstract composition.
— Translating the structural system into a relief composition with origami technics.
A METAMORPHOSIS OF A TWO DIMENSIONAL SHAPES
INTO THREE DIMENSIONAL FORMS.
— Building units to create a pavilion
. — With the result the monochrome composition has been resized into three different units to build a new more complex composition.
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INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL
THE TESSELLATION PAVILION WILL BE EXHIBITED IN THE
INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL ANTALYA
IN SUMMER 2012
. — Analyzing the structure and built of the dandelion through microphotography to translate it into a two dimensional system.
. — That composition has been simplified breaking the imagery into its core geometry and pronounced it with monochrome shapes.
