8 concrete modules are formed that aim to examine radial and orthogonal geometry. Rectangular columns extend upwards and are met with horizontal circles or arcs which then connect, overlap, or offset other members. When assembled, a hypothetical wall that turns a corner is formed, with a multitude of possible assemblies. When considering scale, the modules can be seen as a massive space in which offset are hallways and voids are spaces, but the modules can also be seen as a highly detailed singular space or façade. Finally, while concrete is a dense, heavy material, we attempt to make lightweight, delicate modules that provide concrete with alternative definitions. The project also explored binaries such as solid vs. void, part vs. whole.
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