Atrium Dynamic

The Atrium Space at Pierre Lassonde Pavilion @

Musée National des Beaux-arts du Québec by OMA

2016, first visit to Quebec City, beyond the old town sitting in a quite neighborhood, 

a newly built museum extension.

I enjoy taking photos of the dynamic spaces, while there is a right balance use of shape and geometry intersect with circulation make it an interesting flow compare to a chaotic and disoriented scene. Firmly believing, the rightness is based off the context, and how a space can be viewed standalone by itself while keeping the rest maintain its identify.  

Project Spec @ Archidaily

 

TURNING THE CURVE

While constant inspired by the infrastructure in the city, the terminal is always an interest focus. It records, documents and carries people's activity ; illustrate a beautiful yet interesting interactive activity patterns. This photo was taken near Amsterdam train station. Where a  ferry terminal intersect a new bus terminal intersect. The curve bridge marked a poised moment of all the motion which I think complement well with this busy terminal 

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End of train terminal making a full circle. Elements in the terminal end track reframe and divide the scene up create interesting composition. This is a photo taken at Amsterdam waterfront terminal, the elevated lane make a u turn play off the geometry of the canopy , superimpose red tint as the reflection from the tinted glass

 

Painted geometry

This series of photographs is a study of how light interacts with space inside the Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias, which was designed by the Spanish architect Patxi Mangado from Navarra. I was intrigued by the abstract quality of the space and its direct dialogue with the artwork.

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