1. This is a shot of Helen's working space(Left: Writing Room; Middle: Library, Right: Sullivan Room). The roof seems like bird's wings, this create an uplifting feeling, highlights the achievement of both Helen Keller and Miranda Kerr. Helen's working space is moveable. When walking from one side to the other, the facing room will move up telling Helen that she will approach the end very soon.
2. Client's movement is unavoidable. For Helen Keller who cannot see and hear, feeling becomes the crucial sense. This path which emerges on top of the floor allows Helen to feel her way through space when walking on it. Bar shape means movement along the direction of flow while circular shape means approaching an end and/or reached another room.
3. This is a view of Miranda Kerr's working space (Left: Office; Right: Cat-Walk/Shooting Studio; Below: Chillout Room). The artificial light shines through the cavities of the piers and light up the Studio with different colours. Both the grand staircase and her Chillout Room suggest her wealthiness.
4. This is a shot into the 2 clients' Dining Room through the arch and cables act as stabilising agents to prevent the bridge deck from side movements. In addition the K-Truss in the distance holding up Miranda's Chillout Room, the letter "k" was chosen due to the initials of both client's last name: Keller & Kerr.
5. This is a shot of the Dining Room with Miranda's elevator in sight. At the foot of the pier shown in this image is where Helen's elevator arrives, and the movement of both clients towards the dining table will be directed (but not dictated) by the vegetation.
5. This is a shot of the Dining Room with Miranda's elevator in sight. At the foot of the pier shown in this image is where Helen's elevator arrives, and the movement of both clients towards the dining table will be directed (but not dictated) by the vegetation.
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