Fabric: Campo San Giacomo Di Rialto
- Study on how most Italian Cities are composed/broken down into individual Campos and Piazzas
- Conflict: These areas are connected by spaces of conflict that have no specific purpose but to be used as moving from one divided space to another (unorganized spaces of transition)
- People in these spaces are either moving toward a destination or standing still enjoying a view which is a high point for contrast and conflict
- Congregation: The marketplaces on the bottom floor that are centered around a cistern
- These areas are full of conversation and commotion from bartering and transferring goods
- The cistern in the middle serves as the source of drinking water in the small area
- Residence: The 2nd floors and higher in that are composed of apartments that overlook the open campo
- The apartments are small and minimalistic. They have a n overhead look at the commotion below and often contain a balcony
- Conflict: These areas are connected by spaces of conflict that have no specific purpose but to be used as moving from one divided space to another (unorganized spaces of transition)
- Hand drawings that I did when I visited, I was attempting to study the areas’ daily functions and the circulation of people throughout central Venice
