Hi angie! Can you talk a little more about each of the paths and how they are informing the design? Is each of the person's movements "weighted" the same in relation to design interpetation? What I mean is, I see each person taking their own unique route, however at times they do cross or follow / mimic one another. Do you have a method for analyzing when this happens and interpreting it as influencing the design. Likewise, it is interesting to note what the users are actually doing as they move about (just looking, exploring, how fast they are going etc.) maybe this influences what the building forms eventually become.
Hi angie! Can you talk a little more about each of the paths and how they are informing the design? Is each of the person's movements "weighted" the same in relation to design interpetation? What I mean is, I see each person taking their own unique route, however at times they do cross or follow / mimic one another. Do you have a method for analyzing when this happens and interpreting it as influencing the design. Likewise, it is interesting to note what the users are actually doing as they move about (just looking, exploring, how fast they are going etc.) maybe this influences what the building forms eventually become.
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