Site 3 Analysis

Where it is

Elevations

From King Street


From side street

Traffic

Blue - Public Transport
Red - Car Transport
Grey - Pedestrian

Types of Areas

Blue - Commercial
Red - Residential
Purple - Government

Trees

Final Model & Porche

Final Narrative

Her heels sank deep within the carpet as she muffled across the blanketed room to the nearest cushion covered seat. Dusting herself off, she choked on an upset breath as the glowing static of the screen glimmered in her tears. The film began to roll, alas an escape! Towards her it spins, faster and faster. Looming brighter and brighter. Her eyes began to sell, her face began to cringe. Further and further she was pushed, her seat backed against the floor. Snap. And her limits were no more.

And there she stood, above the sun burnt ice, aloft into the deep blue world outside.

Visualisation

The Cinema

View of the screen from the back of the room

View of the screen from your seat

The seat you sit in

The light from the screen

The Fantasy

Leaving the cinema
Viewing down

Model Progress

Version 01

Version 02

Progress of narrative and Sketches

Removed from an escape and back into reality

The facade of the world outside is unbearable to the mechanical moles of the city

She looked out at the world which no longer comforted her

The theatre over exceeded her expectations

She burrowed herself into the cramp opening and peered out to the other side and recoiled as she was exposed by her own reflection

Final Narrative

Her heels sank deep within the carpet as she muffled across the blanketed room to the nearest cushion covered seat. Dusting herself off, she choked on an upset breath as the glowing static of the screen glimmered in her tears. The film began to roll, alas an escape! Towards her it spins, faster and faster. Looming brighter and brighter. Her eyes began to sell, her face began to cringe. Further and further she was pushed, her seat backed against the floor. Snap. And her limits were no more.

And there she stood, above the sun burnt ice, aloft into the deep blue world outside.

New York Movie, Edward Hopper (1939)

Oil on canvas, 32 1/4 x 40 1/8 in.
The Museum of Modern Art, New York

I first chose this painting for its illusion of space division.