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ARTISTRY

DISABILITY

COLLABORATION

dance

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Project Year - 2017

Axis Dance Center

Group Project: Benedict Ezem, Omar El-Dasi, Roy Galang

Professor: Mark Dolmy

The scope of this group project combines members from Wentworth's three different ​architecture concentrations: Adaptive Intervention, Urbanism, and Emerging Technology. 

The project focuses on designing a space for Axis Dance whose mission it is to promote and collaborate with disabled artists, by breaking the barrier between disabilities and performance. This design maximizes the exploration and opportunities of various forms of human movement in the crowded and historical site of Cambridge, MA.

 

The group focuses on emphasizing privacy and display throughout the building through circulation that exposes its massing as one passes through different areas.

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COLLABORATION

INCLUSIVITY

PRIDE

RESPECT

FACADE: PRIVACY AND PERFORMANCE

Creating a Gradient between open and closed spaces
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GRADIENCE

TRANSPARENCY

PENETRATION

DYNAMIC ANGLES AND THRESHOLDS

Public and Private Performance through Circulation
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PRIVACY

TRANSPARENCY

PENETRATION

Floor Plans

Renders

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