Birds eye view of the island.
Birds eye view of the architecture as a whole.
Isaac Newton's laboratory is simple in form, where he will conduct his experiments on human inspiration. The architecture of this laboratory allows for experiments to take place based solely on the inspiration drawn from within oneself with no other outside influences. This wide open lab leads onto a wide open land form that looks out only to the distant horizon.
Maria Agnesi's laboratory is nestled into the mountain side creating a more geometrically defined space for her experiments which involve simple mathematics together with complicated geometry. The indoor space allows for mathematical formulas to be worked on without distraction and the outside space provides inspiration for the geometry testing where she is faced with cubic forms and circular textures.
The long channel running between the two laboratories provides access to the meeting place as well as a key function in the experiment of the electroliquid aggregation. It's extreme length provides a realistic channel which will be used to test the experimental physical and spiritual channel between simple mathematics and complicated geometry being the basis for human inspiration.
Diagram showing how to move through the space.
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