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CHARLES LAMcharles.lam96@gmail.com

(805) 453-0888

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CHARLES LAM | WINTER ‘15DOWNTOWN SITE MAP

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ONE SITE EXISTING

TWO SIDES CONFLICTING

As one tries to experience this new world through the vaious viewports of the scope, they find themselves torn between two inconcruous environments. As the visitor begins to look around, he is brough to realise that he now experiences the world from all angles at once, as if his body had been covered with eyes, peering wondrously at all every aspect around him. Only though understanding what he sees may he navigate through the scape, at the same time taking in the details within each viewport he squints through...

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THE TEAMPARASITE GROUP 121

CHARLES LAMARCH FRESHMAN

HONG KONG, CHINA

HAYDYN JONESARCH FRESHMANSAINT CHARLES, IL

LILLIAN CAOARCE FRESHMAN

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA

MANUFACTUREDESIGNANALYSIS

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MANUFACTUREDESIGNANALYSIS

As the typical person walks along thegreat axis of the architecture building,they are confronted and greeted bya glimpse of this new alien additionto the building, hanging in wait of itsprey.Little do these passers by seeand understand that the subtle, yetimposing addition is nothing but acollected reflections of the manypassers by which transition throughthe space every single day. Moreinterestingly, short of the frequentobserver who stops underneathits grasp, the typical commonercontinues to transition through thespace as if it did not exist...

p a r e n t h e s i s

What we call the beginning is often the end. And to make an end is to make a beginning.

The end is where we start from.-T. S. Elliot