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I like how you guys are bringing in certain elements from the front of the site. The pools of water make a good transition and connection from the beach, however, how are you making that connection to the back of the site?
The amount of sliding, shifting, rotating, stacking, folding, unfolding, crumpling, (did we burn anything?) suggests to me that a photograph of a single condition doesn't do the thought process justice. A short video, a stop animation (a la salt and pepper shaker from old school Sesame St.), an gif diagram, etc. could probably illustrate the ultimate in site flexible afforded by the move to bring the oceanfront into the site.
I like how you guys are bringing in certain elements from the front of the site. The pools of water make a good transition and connection from the beach, however, how are you making that connection to the back of the site?
ReplyDeleteThe amount of sliding, shifting, rotating, stacking, folding, unfolding, crumpling, (did we burn anything?) suggests to me that a photograph of a single condition doesn't do the thought process justice. A short video, a stop animation (a la salt and pepper shaker from old school Sesame St.), an gif diagram, etc. could probably illustrate the ultimate in site flexible afforded by the move to bring the oceanfront into the site.
ReplyDeleteHey, can you please pass the salt?
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