*Drawings and models II

01. Serial elevation oblique longitudinal sections and
cross sections
“An autonomous object, the bunker is linked to its environment by a relationship that is not only that of foreground to background but, conversely, that of background to foreground.” In contrast to the hidden terrain that the bunker lives within, this project fractures the topography as it reaches the surface it’s buried beneath.
Virilio, Paul. Bunker Archeology. Architectural Press, 1994.


03. Basement level four: 1. Entrance lobby 2. Study 3. Yoga 4. Reading room 5. Baths 6. Group therapy 7. Community recreations 8. Terraced gardening 9. Support/technical 10. Primary subterranean access 11. Underground tunnel 12. Vantage point

Instructed by Maxi Spina