CHAOS

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  1. Jay Haas.
  2. The Bone of the Passes bill.
  3. The word chaos has evolved over time from its literal
  4. meaning, shifting from a new measure, discus toe utter confusion,
  5. which led me to question the very notion of how
  6. people perceive the world.
  7. Taking clothes from the above and attempt was then made
  8. to note down my own interpretations, having associated the word
  9. often with a variety of choices and emotions, and attempt
  10. was then made to draw a comparison between these two
  11. contrasting approaches towards the word.
  12. This led to a shift in perception off these terms
  13. from a very negative two more positive means, such as
  14. mixed up to imagination, lawless to freedom and confusion to
  15. discovery. This idea led me to question the current urban
  16. environment that exists, which lacks identity, familiarity and a sense
  17. of collaboration going to strict rules on how to behave,
  18. perform daily activities and functions, resulting in an individualistic approach.
  19. There's also extended my concerns regarding the basic development of
  20. Children as high risk factors on safety, imperative for but
  21. overall development were being taken away in this process, with
  22. a lot of it structures being over 500 years old
  23. manually, Paul called for history model these places while still
  24. being mindful of its cultural history and significance.
  25. The program aims at creating the spontaneous order, which would
  26. be the result of human actions are not of design.
  27. It would rather use these human designs as catalysts to
  28. create such an environment, taking up the inherent quality of
  29. temper, temporary nous that is deeply embedded into both presidential
  30. activities as well.
  31. A special forms.
  32. The program weaves both concepts of the poll on that
  33. of the world chaos translating into a scaffolding a world
  34. of shifting, changing activities, posing as tools for both civic
  35. as well as infusion off the old Anthony with a
  36. deep rooted memory of the earthquake that left the site
  37. influence the plot and the current state remains avoid both
  38. metaphorically as well as literally embracing the ever changing fabric
  39. of the poll.
  40. A scaffolding would not only structurally tie the building, strengthening
  41. its stability, but would also allow the new memories to
  42. be made while still respecting the oldest structure catering to
  43. the memorial void.
  44. Taking the idea off include inter mental ever change, inflexible
  45. environments. The design takes inspiration from principles of chaos theory.
  46. It adopts the concept of a atoms molecules and compounds
  47. as incremental schemes which allow for a plethora of possibilities
  48. in terms of special as well as excluding for organizations.
  49. The atom ah one by 1 m unit could be
  50. used as a single one, as well as a combination
  51. to form a larger structure.
  52. Similarly, molecules could explore various combinations off the atoms to
  53. create larger structures catering to various functions.
  54. Such a circulation leisure, sir societal engagement as well as
  55. education, whereas the compound could explore larger, especially out, still
  56. cater to different functions, accommodating the smaller molecules and atoms,
  57. The design explores the incremental growth of two parallel projects
  58. over time.
  59. These programs are a result of surveys confront conversations at
  60. meetings conducted outside with the residents to understand the current
  61. feeds of the are the first scenario.
  62. Title to play focuses on providing a dynamic environment, allowing
  63. for the overall development of Children, while the second, titled
  64. Engagement, focuses on allowing for community engagement and a sense
  65. of meandering and relaxation.
  66. Maintaining the meters distance from all existing walls, the design
  67. simply supports the adjacent platforms, respecting their existence while also
  68. celebrating the amalgamation of the old and the new, allowing
  69. people to constantly change and modify the structure.
  70. The project aims that embracing the idea of chaos arising
  71. from order while allowing for constant manipulation and flexibility.
  72. The design allows for a sense of temporary nice while
  73. maintaining the permanence of memories and ownership, hence catering to
  74. the pole off the past, the pole of a present
  75. on the pole of the future.
  76. All in all, the project can be seen a za
  77. strand of the theory chaos theory, as dynamic systems is
  78. apparently random states of disorder and irregularities are actually governed
  79. by under length patterns on deterministic laws.
  80. The design translates into an underlying order a simplistic, minimal
  81. intervention which isn't much in itself but comes to life
  82. and thrives on the chaos that brings one interacted with
  83. and within the masses.
  84. Thank you.