




You are probably at a stage when you would need to consider (or reconsider) carefully the siting of the building - and ask yourself whether the site should be a part of the model - if not - why - it is not about whether the tutor wants to see the site in the model or whether the 250 X 250 will allow for it - but how best to indicate it graphically (not verbally) as a part of the overall story.
Nevertheless, you need to be clear about whether your project is
1 set on the side of a cliff face
2 set in a valley
3 submerged into a sloping hill or cut into it to join two roads at an upper or lower level
4 bridging a creek or a river
5 set at the waterfront (harbour or river)
6 inserted into an existing urban fabric or a building or set in an empty carpark
These are very exciting possibilities and even though it is a generic site it is will have some impact on the CONDITIONS and DESIRES of
a movement
b view
c light