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    Site Gallery - site analysis

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    "To See" - Site Section 1:100
    "To See" - Site Section 1:100 - Zuzanna Woznicka Site Section 1:100, representing the layout of the pavilions within the site. The site I have chosen has uneven terrain, which was quite challenging from a technical point of view. The site had a river view and multiple points of access which were the main reasons for me to choose this location. What I really like about this picture is the misty atmosphere, in the future, I would like to achieve this effect more often.
    Zuzanna Woznicka
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    Site Analysis for Kelvingrove Pavilion
    Site Analysis for Kelvingrove Pavilion - Yousoef M Mayet
    Yousoef M Mayet
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    Glasgow Dérive
    Glasgow Dérive - Ami Coulter From dérive’s, various patterns which draw in the wanderer were noted: Beacon elements that break the skyline, Changes in pattern, material, colour, or texture, Key provocative elements, posters, artworks, activist boards etc., Repetition and rhythm, Layering and depth, Specific elements of intrigue which don’t seem to fit formally or are unexpected.
    Ami Coulter
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    Main views around the site
    Main views around the site - Krisztina McCulloch
    Krisztina McCulloch
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    St. Andrews' Character Collage
    St. Andrews' Character Collage - Victoria Rozewska
    Victoria Rozewska
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    Development- Market Street Site Strategy
    Development- Market Street Site Strategy - Victoria Rozewska
    Victoria Rozewska
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