Introducing fall semester project

For the fall semester 2010 we, at the Mater's programme, in department 6, were given the task to formulate a question or an analysis method, that during the semester could lead to a work of architecture. We had a crash course in the philosophical field of structuralism, that was meant to inspire our look at society and architecture.
My approach to this task was to look at the structure of the city and to find the most dense fields in this mesh. I was also interested in how different structures and territories are geographically close, but totally separated. I found it natural with this fields of interest to analyze the flow and activities on, and around urban bridges. I descided to look closer at Dybbølsbro in Vesterbro, Copenhagen.

Progress through process

I got a well deserved haircut the other day, and here is the documentation of the process. I've always been fashinated by the pieces that creates the whole. Do you remember those old childrens books, like "Finding Waldo", where there were a wast complexity of people and crazy activity. Maybe I drifted away there, but I think this picture has a wonderful complex mosaic effect and it's a great memory as well.