A series of conceptual architectural spaces proposing new ways of perceiving natural phenomena. Each structure functions as an instrument for observation — spaces where light, horizon, and atmosphere become active material.
-I like the sky and the sky likes me || an underground camera obscura space, where the image of the sky is reflected on a mirror surface and projected on the ceiling of the dome
-Axis Mundi Temple || a dark, ganzfeld space, where the only element to be perceived at the centre of the space, stable and singular, is a vertical light column created using only natural light and haze
-SunPath Dome || a domed space dedicated to the path of the sun on the sky during two days of the year, the winter and the summer solstice
-Slit Bunker || a one-person building/observatory with a very narrow vertical opening, where one is able to perceive the sky in a different way
-Horizon Bunker (horizon my one and only) || an architectural space, homage to the horizon
I like the sky and the sky likes me, 2017
model for architectural space
An underground domed chamber based on the principle of the camera obscura. Through a circular aperture at the top of the dome, an optical system gathers rays of light from the sky and projects them onto a horizontal reflective surface at the centre of the space. The image is then cast upward onto the dome itself, producing a reversed and scaled image of the sky.
The visitor moves through a gradual transition from daylight to darkness, entering a space where the sky is turned inward — an intimate, inverted cosmos.
Horizon Bunker (horizon my one and only), 2019
model for architectural space, scale 1:100
The horizon is not a thing in itself; it owes its existence to the observer. It rises and falls as one moves through space — an ever-shifting limit of perception. Horizon Bunker is an architectural homage to this personal horizon, a space where all reference is removed except for the line that separates earth from sky.
