Day 7 - Final Review
Perspective showing the anchor point of the all the thread to the altar, with a single red light to encourage people to take the processional walk through the Church and to also illuminate the site to create the shadows of the webbed material.

Day 7 - Final Review Day
Each group presented their work with a presentation, maquettes and final models. [1-100 Model]

Day 6 - In the workshop making the model, by laser cutting the proposed pillar structures and creating an inlay floor plan to be able to place our proposed installation within the Church model. We made a 1-100 and a 1-20 of the altar end of the Church to express the anchor point of the altar to encourage people towards this central point. [ Short video of our proposal for the installation for St Lukes -> https://youtu.be/Dmt3rPE6lfU]

Day 5 - Today we discussed our final concept design for the memorial installation for St Luke's, and started to figure out how to construct the model and the view points for the perspectives. With both aspects we wanted to enforce the the anchor point for the altar to demonstrate that all the strands connect at one central point.

Day 4- Through diagramming the procession through the church this led to the idea of having a greater density of mass of the material in the less used areas. Then through a number of maquettes we decided on a string pattern to help with creating the weaved density of material, it also allowed us to apprehend the atmosphere and lighting created by it.

Day 3 - We had to display our analysis of the site then our proposals for the site. Within our group we had the ideas of re creating the bomb:
1- By hanging objects of the ruined church off a steel truss system
2- Exploded objects out laid through out the church (^Above)
3- A protective net/web that creates a protective wrap around the church (chosen one)

Day 2 - Began to compile all the analysis we did on site, and broke off into groups. [Site Analysis Diagrams]

Day 1- Travelled to Liverpool to see St Luke's Church to do site analysis and to explore the city.