Showing posts with label Semester II: 1 Bandon Bay Research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Semester II: 1 Bandon Bay Research. Show all posts
Monday, 1 February 2016
Sunday, 31 January 2016
Site Research: Water scapes and human activity Ana Olalquiaga & Alejandro Dominguez
The first analysis compares and brings together the different waterscapes visited in Surat Thani. It looks into the restrictions that each location imposes on human activity especially due to the shifting tides. It also looks into human activity and the consequences that new changes could bring to traditional lifestyle.
The second analysis looks into local activity and the role of humans in the area. From an analytical point of view, we specify the impact of each activity and its productio based on a range of external factors ranging from external demand to climate conditions.
The second analysis looks into local activity and the role of humans in the area. From an analytical point of view, we specify the impact of each activity and its productio based on a range of external factors ranging from external demand to climate conditions.
Surat Thani research: First analysis. Laura Amoretti and Alba Sánchez
As decided in our group (ETSAM students), the first step to get into the project is to introduce the site at three different scales.
The following is the first one. A wide scale which shows the relationship water/ground through the shore line in Surat Thani province and the main "amphibious" activities at Ban Don Bay.
The second one (by Ana Olalquiaga and Alejandro Domínguez) is a more detailed explanation of how people live and work at the bay.
The third and last one (Federica Delsanto and Ane Ferreiro) gets into detail and shows four different in-water-construction methods that can be seen in the area.
Site Research : Bandon Sea Lane
The initial research phase examines the common grounds of the shipping route in Bandon Bay.
The research maps out the physical information, including locations and axonometrics of the buoys and navigating symbols, the navigating logic and depths of the overall site.
Saturday, 30 January 2016
The Existing Construction in Bandon Area
The research of the existing construction in Bandon Bay area showing the relationship between ground condition, foundation and context.
Bandon Bay Research by Panittra Eawsivigoon
Shrimp aquaculture dominance over mangrove deprivation to
sedimentation consequence and nutrient recycling.
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