Design Development: Moving Space

I watched Anna Pavlova several times last week and asked myself - how can I translate movement into architecture?  Is it the hands, feet, space, sweeping material? Drawing a blank,  I began looking at how I draw.  When I begin a picture, it is the outcome of something that stirs me emotionally; for instance, after reading the Tennyson's Lady of Shallot, I was inspired to draw the last stanza where she floats down stream to Camelot.  In regards to drawing, I first see an entire composition on the blank page.  After recounting past experience, I realized I had already created the composition - it was my first attempt - those undulating angles, bends like joints in an arm, reaching, drawing back, exploring.  What I accounted for as windows to views along the Escatawpa River was in actuality  - movement.    I began considering how to build upon the form what I had created earlier.

In regards to my site plan, though I really liked my latest site plan, compositionally balanced and accounting for almost everything in my original program -  movement spaces, tide pools, etc.  I realized it moved away from the natural setting.  It was more like a resort with pools, spa, tanning deck!  This was not my original intent.  Building upon my original form and taking parts of my latest site plan, I began creating a landscape that swirled around itself which was also the point in which, I would sit in my chair on the beach and watch my family run around me.  It seems like it is all coming together!