project + 05
category + architecture
arnaud leroy
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porous
boundary

habitable thickness + timber joinery

walls are usually defined as barriers + thin lines separating 'here' from 'there' + we propose a wall that is not a line + but a volume

a structural wooden diaphragm composed of varying densities of slatting + creating a gradient of privacy rather than a binary switch + light is filtered + sound is dampened + the wall breathes

SECTION A-A [CONCEPT]

| outside | structure | inside |
| (nature) | (filter) | (shelter) |
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| ~ | || | || | | . |
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note: vertical elements rotate 15deg to catch morning sun
dense conifer forest above the sea + timber reference for porous boundary fig 01 + timber permeability study
wood is alive + it moves
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