A first-hand conscious experience is important in the understanding and articulation of space. This assessment introduced students to visualization and expression of space through on-site sketching activity on campus. we are to engage with the site by experiencing it through a spatial sequence of our choice. While moving in sequence, we are required to record your observation and perception of the spaces and the human habitation of these spaces through free-hand sketches. This sequence must include both exterior and interior spaces.

we are required to capture/emphasize the following aspects of the built environment within the site to demonstrate our understanding of space:

•   Solids and voids: Form, Skin, Structure

•   Opening/Aperture; openness/enclosure; inside/outside; light/shadow

•   Rhythm in architecture

•   Details

•   Textural effects/Materials

•   Landscape/Setting

•   Scale and proportion (Relation to human and other surrounding built environment)