A series of boundaries
Our experience of the environment is greatly affected by the boundaries that surround us, often going unnoticed. This analysis looks at how - with minimal intervention - the natural elements can be altered or emphasised, to generate a specific experience of the environment.
The prominent elements of the site are of course wind, sea and sound. These excite our sense of sound, touch and temperature. Other senses such as balance, smell and taste can be brought into play by exposing oneself to the salty spray of the sea.
Our sense of enclosure, security and comfort also play a part in our ability - or inability - to experience our surroundings. Emphasising the elements by creating unusual spatial scenarios awakens our ability to sense our surroundings, and as a result generates a new environmental and spatial experience for the visitor.