Following on from our comprehensive study of Nick’s Warehouse in Project One we thought that for our second project, ‘a meaningful intervention that improves the experience of a selected activity space’, it would be best if we selected a different location within the Cathedral Quarter. We wanted to experience a space that wasn’t contained within four walls. We wanted a space that had no limits.
Project Two is named ‘Intervention of Making’. From this title our group knew that the designs had be be primarily creative, inventive and positively contribute to the quality of the existing space we would later choose.
The brief asked us to create a product which was a real size installation. As a group we decided that this product had to be interactive, attractive and the key idea behind out product was to change the person’s perception of the area... How were we going to do this? We needed ideas.
ANALYSIS OF ACTIVITIES
In order to give us an insight into who uses the facility of St. Anne's Square, we decided to carry out an analysis of the activities carried out in the area. This involved going down to the location and monitoring the activities available and the types of people who frequent the area. We recorded our information on a chart.
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