Snapshots - Gordon Cullen style

My thesis is not so much about the exterior and form but more about the experience of the building - from first sighting it, entering, walking around inside etc. So rather than focusing on plans, sections, elevations, use a series of snapshots of what it will be like to walk into this building:

1. Outside looking at the main door
2. Just inside the main door, looking down the corridor to the atrium area
3. Door to the stairs
4. Stairs
5. Landing?
6. Bedroom, private spaces
7. Communal areas

The textures, smells, colour, temparature of these spaces will be important - and lighting of course.

Suggested I look at Gordon Cullens work - he was an architect whose techniques consisted of sketchy drawings that conveyed a particularly clear understanding of his ideas, snapshots or internal perspectives - 'serial vision' which better portray the experience of a place compared with plans and sections.

However, the challenge for me is that by far the easiest way to do this is to place cameras inside my 3D model - but I haven't finished this to the point of even attempting that yet (too much time to do this even quickly at the moment, have only just finished the exterior of the existing building). So I'll have to fudge it with existing photos of Kingseat.