Center for Innovation and Collaboration: Eunbee Kang '22 B.Arch

Aug. 11, 2021
Who
Eunbee Kang
What
Student Work | B Arch Studio Taught by Michael Kothke, Associate Professor of Practice in Architecture, and Laura Carr, Lecturer in Architecture
Where
Tucson, Arizona
When
2020
Categories
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang

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Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang
Center for Information and Collaboration by Eunbee Kang

Project Narrative

An urban oasis is created.

It extends an invitation to its immediate surroundings and much further.

As friendly as it may be with its familiar exterior, it holds much more than the familiar.

On open space both physically and visually.

Light enters—whether it be direct, diffused or scattered; or it does not.

Shaded by rich greens fed by trickling water.

You pass by and/or linger;

an urban oasis is created.

All images are by Eunbee Kang and may not be used or reproduced without express written permission of their creator.

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