Saggio: FitzGibbon Studio IV
Antonino Saggio
FitzGibbon Visiting Professor Chair
Department of Architecture
Carnegie-Mellon
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Woven Approach
Scope of the woven approach is to start attacking the platonical and mechanical difference between land and artifact of the "plate" approach.
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No more Architecture is "a pure game of volumes under the Light" but it starts to become aninterlocking interweaving system of open and built space.
We may call the technique"geometrical"
On a site, on the "entire site", is
1. drawn a Grid (dimension, orientation characteristics
of the grid naturally vary from case to case)
2. within the drawn grid, the designer starts to fill
the buildings and define through the building presence on the grid the
characteristics and the story of the open space.
3. This system allows a continuous variation and flexible
definition of space in the public, collective, semi collective, semi-private
characteristics and it guarantees a compact interlocked environment carefully
studied in itsoverall characteristics.
Louis Sauer is probably the best architect for this approach together with the swiss Atelier 5
Louis Sauer
Penn's Landing, Philadelphia