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THESIS: Erosion: Designing with Materiality in Impermanent Landscapes

THESIS: Erosion: Designing with Materiality in Impermanent Landscapes

Nov 29, 2016

Erosion Designing with Materiality in Impermanent Landscapes Kunaal Mohan Using the Buddhist notion that we conceive of time through observing change, this thesis attempts to answer the question ‘how can we create the sensation of time in architecture?’ It is important to acknowledge the fact that buildings will change over time. No building is above aging. “The transformation of a building’s surface can… be positive in that it can allow one to recognize the necessity...

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