Dorte Mandrup-Poulsen's monument: This show reveals the size of the monument relative to its landscape. The monument emphasises the concept of "uniformity of simple spaces", as it allows for freedom of movement and large open spaces for individuals to interact with.
Karen Clemmensen's monument: This image reveals the continuous form of the monument which clearly reflects the concept. It shows the simple structure of the tunnels overhanging the waters creating a sense of freedom and peacefulness.
The image above shows an aerial view of the two monuments and the meeting point. It shows how the two monuments connects and interact. This image also reflects the scale of the monuments to the land and how it merges together with the landscape. The meeting point signifies a distinctive area for students/ individuals to come together bringing both monuments to the centre.
The night images are to emphasise the textures applied onto the monuments and how they create a different look onto the monuments. The lights were placed in areas of the monument to emphasise certain aspects and spaces.
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