This is the beginnings of my 3D investigation; each element has been modelled quite spontaneously based upon the programme requirement. Some of these are flexible, others bespoke i.e. some are mildly reconfigurable networked ‘event’ spaces, whereas others are far more specific in their architecture.

These two sheets will eventually be ‘wired’ together (see sketch below) to demonstrate the potential for semantic city feeds that visualise the rhythms and fluctuations of the city. With suitable annotation they will also help to illustrate the open event initiative over time; the whole idea is that these patterns help to influence and inform a new urban cross-programming.

If I am able to convert the dataset into a 3D visualisation I could then potentially augment this over the digital city network map for an interactive exhibit.

This is very much a work in progress…a cloud diagram to map the extent of City 2.0. The backdrop is an extract from The Century is Over, an Evolutionary Tree of Twentieth-Century Architecture – published by Charles Jencks in 2000, which of course I have begun to extend…

I expect you may have seen this already. Perhaps this too?

I came across this whilst browing and thought it might be useful if not already seen.