The idea is to explore the fusion of art and architecture in immersive experience exhibition design, investigating innovative approaches to create transformative spaces that engage visitors on sensory and intellectual levels, fostering deeper connections, and enhancing the understanding and appreciation of art and architecture.
The montage provides a visual representation of the surrounding neighborhood in relation to the selected Dissertation site, ie) GOMA, Glasgow. It offers a comprehensive view of the local environment highlighting some key locations of the neighborhood and its spatial relationship to the specified location.
Site Location: Gallery Of Modern Art, Glasgow.
The montage portrays a chronological history timeline of the architectural development of the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow, highlighting its structural evolution over the period of time.
The exploded view of Gallery 1 offers a comprehensive presentation of every distinct component and intricate feature, enabling a lucid comprehension of how they interrelate within the spatial context. This detailed representation enhances the viewer's understanding of the spatial relationships inherent within the gallery's design
The image above showcases the process of crafting and developing prototypes for the installations, emphasizing the fabrication stages and early design iterations undertaken to bring the concepts to life. It provides insight into the creative journey that precedes the final realization of the installations within their intended context.
