1. 801760 : Graduate Studio Design : 1/2010 Spatial Mapping, Recording, Analyzing

2. Positing yourself to the city and architecture first: - what is the city? - Generic or constructed or both? -Accidentally happen? Or there is a duration and process? -Have you seen the city as multi-layers or meaning? -Have you seen the city as a still object or flexible entity?

3. how many layers you have perceived? - physicality, boundary, route, edge, height…. -People who live in? do you think they are part of condition how we perceive the city? If so, what do we need to think of…. -Or a part of abstraction, mentality, activities, class system, prejudice, gender, social life, career… ? How we can capture all of these aspects?

4. 01 : Focusing on Physicality

5. Urban Form : Solid and Void of the City

6. Urban Form : Positive and Negative Space

7. Urban Form : Context and Environment

8. City Block : Land Use

9. Land Use

10. City Block : Property Line

11. Computer Simulation

14. Contour Line : Geographical Property

15. Photograph : Caption

16. Satellite Image : Google Earth

17. Mixed Media : Satellite Image and Computer Simulation

18. Mixed Media : Computer Graphic : Specific Program like Space Syntax

19. 02 : Focusing on Abstraction

20. People : Ancestor : Everyday Life

21. People : Vernacular : ways of living

23. People : ways of living : Clan : Social Structure

24. People : how to observe them : Staler : Non-Participated Observer

25. From Observing to Recording : 2D and 3D

26. From Observing to Recording : Movement : Gathering Place

27. From Observing to Recording : Route : Connection in the space

28. From Observing to Recording : Routine : Activities

29. 03 : Focusing on Part of Analysis

30. What do we have after we map a physicality and we record data of abstraction? - Prediction, Assumption, Speculation

31. Preparation, Classification, Design, Preparation, ….

32. Different Data tell us different story : Closed Space and Open Space : Route and Road : some related conditions

35. Different Data tell us different story : Geometrical Data (Physicality), Topological Data (Movement and Connection in Space), Social Data (Abstraction), Semantic Data (Analysis)