Spatial Infrastructure, Critical Imageability

This studio defines spatial infrastructure as a 3-dimensional material construct that provides a building’s primary internal organization of space, prior to the introduction of partitions. The library happens to be one of the least restrictive programmatic packages. Spatial infrastructure serves as a heuristic device to proceed toward a critical imageability, that is, toward imagining protocols of consistency between a building’s imageable conditions and its primary spatial organization; between its representational character and its main 3D kernel.