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Dear Matias：
after midterm presentation our tasks are something like it:
1) doing some of the " bifurcations" 3 dimensional near the sea basin area.
2) making the " enclosure" of the functional mass
3) Future use of the site after the expo 2012.


1)plan
We add some bifurcation and lines extending the land,we want to balance the land part and sea walk part.And also make the structure looks like grabbing the land.
Qusetion:Is this too much?


2)3 dimensional study of few bifucation near the basin area


3)3 dimensional study of few bifucation near the basin area

The images below are the examples of the few "eclosed" typical functional masses. That means how it will look like.

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And about the future usage of the site: is it possible to make it as an " Eco Park" so that it will act as a recreational platform as well as a space for revenue collection for the government?

9)Braiding, weaving & bifurcation of a tree which is formally similar to our project. Our project is inspired by sea wave and it is also similar to a biological thing ( tree branching). So is it possible to make the project an " Eco park" after the expo so that it will be related to biolgical analogy?

Sincerely Yours

Fluid Urbanism group

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Dear Matias
We are working on "erosion effects" and "enclosure" of the massses. Here are some maya screenshots. We will post more images as soon as possible into the blog even within the Christmas.

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