Morten Bilde Hougaard

søndag den 4. november 2012

Video of 1:1 test

The video shows how the light is being projected down in my entrance and how the space is changing in my kitchen during a day with daylight.

In my entrance I keep a focus on the light source on my door, which is being re-in forced by the reflecting fabrics.

My focus in the video with my kitchen area and living room is the precise need of heat in each space according to the bodily activity.

The architecture in my apartment should be structured around the precise need for heat in each space, but also the bodily activity is to be considered.

The interior temperature should be adapted to the activity and occupants.

Depending on or physical activities and the thickness of our clothes we wear, the temperature of a room, doesn’t have to be at the same level, everywhere in every area in the apartment.

If you are dressed up and physic active, you could have a lower temperature in the entrance and kitchen.

The dinning/living room should be heated up because here you are dressed up, but without moving or any physical activities.

The aim is to restore diversity to the relation, that the body maintains with space, with its temperature to allow daily, seasonal movement within the apartment.

That is why the curtains should be movable and changeable according to daylight during the year.

The apartment will then become like a thermal multiple room, with different altitude of temperatures, where the inhabitant could freely wander inside around and experience the different temporally spaces with the differently temperature.