The short cut by Jason Bruges Studio utilizes a well used alleyway in between Berkeley Street and Dover Street. The short cut consist of a short (8 Meters) and narrow (2 meters) passageway that appears dimly lit until one passes through the space when the rows of dimly lit up lighters light your presence chasing you through the alley. The project makes good use of the very intimate and hurried space, if walking through this space alone the lights act as a comforting ambience. But when the space is being well used the space becomes very well light with chasing lights crashing into one another.
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Tuesday, 2 November 2010
Berkeley Street and Dover Street short cut
The short cut by Jason Bruges Studio utilizes a well used alleyway in between Berkeley Street and Dover Street. The short cut consist of a short (8 Meters) and narrow (2 meters) passageway that appears dimly lit until one passes through the space when the rows of dimly lit up lighters light your presence chasing you through the alley. The project makes good use of the very intimate and hurried space, if walking through this space alone the lights act as a comforting ambience. But when the space is being well used the space becomes very well light with chasing lights crashing into one another.
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