With a high level of pre-existing social
activity on the top of the downs, my design not only needed to respond to the
contoured landscape, taking advantage of the views, but also to compliment and
encourage interactions, with music as a catalyst.
Featuring a range of private a public
spaces, musicians can practice individually or with a group, whilst a formal
internal performance space allows for music cafes and intimate gigs. An open
and informal cafe space on the first floor also provides space for performance,
generating music which resounds within the building.
The dynamic roof structure aims to
reverberate sounds and boost acoustic quality. Supported by a steel frame, with
timber panelling and clad in zinc, the combination of materials and calculated
glazing produce aesthetic jewel like qualities externally and playful day lit
atmosphere internally.
Seeking to be sculptural and alluring, the
forms derive from a design generator of 'musical explosion'. An aim of my
scheme is to aid musicians in gaining confidence and providing a platform for
them to share their music, the architecture enhancing both the musicians and
the audience's experience.















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