The project involves student clubs collaborating with participants to end animal experiments. Through workshops and sales, profits are generated and donated to similar charities. Emphasizing “Consciousness,” the design adopts a linear-axial approach, visually connecting all spaces. Transparency on road-facing surfaces promotes openness, while privacy is ensured by spatial distances. This thoughtful arrangement fosters awareness and a sense of unity throughout the project.
In the project, student clubs are working with participants to stop animal experiments. Workshops will be conducted, and the products produced during workshops will be sold, with the profits donated to charities with the same aim. The project’s concept, “Consciousness,” is supported by a linear-axial organization system. Spaces are strategically located on both sides of the main axis, ensuring visual connectivity and awareness of activities in all areas. Transparent or semi-transparent road-facing surfaces provide openness, while privacy is maintained through spatial distances from the main axis.
Author: Duygu Duş
Studio: FA 102 Spring 2023
Instructor(s): Aysu Berk, Berrak Erdal, Çağdaş Bilgiç
