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<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> [[File:456.jpg|250px|thumb|model pic]]<br /> <br /> == '''Water in Literature''' ==<br /> <br /> == '''Water in Film''' ==<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fog fog]<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> <br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> <br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''Video Tryout''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7140 2020-04-01T12:55:12Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> [[File:456.jpg|250px|thumb|model pic]]<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fog fog]<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> <br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> <br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''Video Tryout''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7136 2020-04-01T12:53:27Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> [[File:456.jpg|250px|thumb|model pic]]<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> <br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> <br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''Video Tryout''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

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<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: </p> <hr /> <div>456</div>

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<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: 123</p> <hr /> <div>== Summary ==<br /> 123</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7121 2020-04-01T12:47:34Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: /* States of Water */</p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> <br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> <br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''Video Tryout''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7119 2020-04-01T12:46:35Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: Undo revision 7117 by Lu-Wu-Lung (talk)</p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> <br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> <br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7117 2020-04-01T12:42:52Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: /* States of Water */</p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> <br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> <br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''Video Tryout''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7100 2020-04-01T12:28:28Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: /* States of Water */</p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> <br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> <br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7096 2020-04-01T12:22:13Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> ocean / sea / current / tide<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> &lt;youtube&gt;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNwYtllyt3Q&lt;/youtube&gt;</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7092 2020-04-01T12:17:30Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: /* States of Water */</p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> <br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> <br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> <br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> ocean / sea / current / tide</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7090 2020-04-01T12:15:49Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: /* Project Description */</p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''States of Water''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> ocean / sea / current / tide</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7089 2020-04-01T12:15:26Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.<br /> <br /> == '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> cloud / mist / fog<br /> <br /> water vapour / steam<br /> <br /> drizzle / rain / freezing rain / rain and snow mixed / sleet / ice pellets / graupel / hail / snow<br /> rainstorm / snowstorm / ice storm / blizzard<br /> <br /> dew / frost / guttation / waterdrop / raindrop / snowflake / ice crystals<br /> <br /> ice / rime ice / icicle / ice spike / slush / glaze /glacier / avalanche<br /> <br /> river / stream / creek / brook / flood<br /> channel / bank / bar / riffle / ford / weir / thalweg / knickpoint / rill / canal / aqueduct / ditch<br /> headwaters / spring / seep / waterfall / cascade / cataract / tributary / confluence<br /> <br /> puddle / pool / pond / lake<br /> marsh / carr / swamp / bog / fen / pocosin / mire / wetland <br /> <br /> ripple / wave / swell / whirlpool / swirl / eddy<br /> <br /> inlet / sound / cove / bight / bay / gulf / lagoon / estuary / fjord / strait<br /> ocean / sea / current / tide</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7064 2020-04-01T11:59:37Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: /* project description */</p> <hr /> <div>== '''Project Description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7060 2020-04-01T11:58:49Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''project description''' ==<br /> <br /> Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.</div>

Lu-Wu-Lung https://wiki.piksel.org/index.php?title=Tales_of_Water,_Wu-Lung_Lu&diff=7047 2020-04-01T11:53:11Z

<p>Lu-Wu-Lung: Created page with &quot;Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected. Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it a...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Architecture is often intended to be primarily functional but its narrative aspects are neglected.<br /> <br /> Not only can narrative help architecture to be more communicative, but it also has the potential of driving an architecture project.<br /> <br /> This diploma wishes to explore how to create space through a flux of water-themed narrative.<br /> <br /> Out of my predilection for both narrative and water, I aim to challenge the generic understandings of how a project is being developed.<br /> <br /> Besides, new senses of water are expected to be breed along the way.<br /> <br /> Water is a complete poetic reality.<br /> <br /> It is bound to have unity despite the variety of forms and images in which it is presented to our eyes.<br /> <br /> Its liquid, transitory and receptive gesture forms the essence of this project.<br /> <br /> There is no rigid plan in the making of this project.<br /> <br /> Searching for water among different media, such as literature, film, and architecture, I float on the river of identified materials, trying to elaborate sensible narrative so as to approach innovation.<br /> <br /> Collage is considered as a methodology.<br /> <br /> By gazing at water, contemplating meanings of water, registering different situations of water, I take steps by steps that hold on a certain novelty.<br /> <br /> Architecture emerges by narrating on each moment of this process, in an attempt to let the project remain interpretable, in much the same way water means to human beings.</div>

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