Delamic - Hollywood Back Stage Cultural Center
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The spaces in-between two physical containers is interstitial. In Order to understand the physical container's mass in three dimensions or even it's "flatness," the space around and in-between must be rendered more or less obvious through design. A depression of foundation into a site pronounces a mass in a field above it's surroundings. Foundation is not mixed with the surrounding earth, but placed into it. Creating a space in-between structure and soil; man and earth. This space in-between is where "Delamic" is made.
"To architecture, interstitial space is commonly a result. two or more organizations in adjacency result in a middle ground or empty space between."
"Delamic," Actively seeks to plan interstitial space to define a project as inverted. Attempting to invert the public of a unrecognized side of popular culture. To embrace a culture that exists in-between two or more solid masses in Hollywood. For the hands behind the camera, the ones who stand between the magic on set and the executive branches; the crew.
INVERTING THE HIERARCHY
This beginning with the cataloging in three zones.
STANDARD
1. Foreground (Actors, sets, and props)
2. In-between (The crew, camera, and frame)
3. Behind (Executive, producers, directors, marketing, etc.)
INVERTED
1. In-between
2. Foreground
3. Behind
4. In-between
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