Different behaviors of observing the environment and space, such as looking from afar and up close, observing and exploring, also happen here in parallel. Element. (the way spatial elements interact with each other) Although the constituent elements are common to architecture, they are organized in an unconventional way, such as shadow walls with weird proportions, suspended platforms, broken staircases, sloping sidewalls, half-arched ceilings, low side windows, and skylights with only a single slit.

Diagram. (Tools of Design and Generation) As a manoeuvre in this design, the search for spatial relationships and the abstraction of spatial concepts. The experience of being in space is a dynamic, ever-changing, fragmented, transient state where separation and complexity coexist, and illustration is good to help us holistically and reflectively on this experiential information. Space. (Complete form vs. fragmented interior) The exterior of the form is symbolic for the villagers, it possesses a certain integrity.

Whether setting out for the fields early in the morning or returning with the hoe in the evening, the stylised shape is a a static guide. On the way to the field, ploughing in the field, the villagers read its image in different states. The interior of the space is chopped up, guided by a large staircase space that extends out into the interior and sides of the space. The skylight was designed to add interest to the exploration and is as much a medium for external observation as the platform.