Images of Spaces

This is the 'laboratory' of Goodall, rather the rooftop terrace. Based on her interests I thought it best to have her working outside, in the natural sun. The metalic texture of the rooftop is to contrast against the bars of the other space; Goodall is much more contemporary than Nightingale



This is the 'laboratory' of Nightingale. It is a very monumental space, with 'aged' features. The monumentality refers to her significant feminist viewpoints.



The Nightingale 'gallery' and 'shaft', inspired by Egyptain tombs; her quote is a reference to solitude in religion. A tomb is solitude in religion



This is the meeting space; it is a mixture of the ideas in the Nightingale space and that of Goodall. The strong axis and monumental proportions is a reference to Nightingale, while the green lighting and the modern ramps is a reference to Goodalls naturalistic, modern perspectives



The Goodall stairwell; it leads to the rooftop terrace. But more importantly it is encased in a series of sphere, which symbolise the different predatorial and prey spheres in nature, which man is involved