ID:229 | Open in NocoDB | Type:Text | Themes:4 | Attachments:1 | Finding:20 chars | Connections:0→0 | Location:52.50946201211542, -2.084384554149952 | Weather:2 tags | Date:Wednesday 10 November 2021 | Press 'D' to close

Dudley Time Portal

Colourful bold words - 211110 1730 Joy.png
Colourful bold words
Added to Archive Thursday 11 November 2021
Experienced Wednesday 10 November 2021
Last Updated Tuesday 25 November 2025
Location 52.50946201211542, -2.084384554149952
Season Winter
Type Text
Weather Cold Dark
Themes Joy Colour Words Contrast
What was/is/if What is
More tagged with theme Colour
A green wall facade across the passageway could create a bold landmark to attract people to the courtyard space. - 1_zvyI4boskcIdwDPq-6EbUw.png
A random yellow (!) traffic cone on the pavement - 211110 1730 Funny.png
From the research that I collated, I found that the High Street was a very under-valued place that lacked both colour and nature. Therefore, the origami plant holder was a gift designed to bring natural elements such as flowers to the High Street, which could be taken home by the public. - 1_zM15Z5pnVg2-U1-sRh9YNw.png
[Drawing - pepsi logo] - 211007 1500 Waste 10.png
[Drawing - crisp packet] - 211007 1500 Waste 9.png
More tagged with theme Contrast
Dudley High Street is not only inhabited by human beings, but also by animals. Looking back on the formation of most cities, we can see the common attraction of urban landscapes to humans and and wild animals. I used recycled corrugated paper to make this creative painting. It shows the causal relationship between climate change and animals’ loss of habitat and forced into urban life when human beings are developing cities. It highlights the importance of protecting the environment while developing Dudley High Street in the future. - 0_u1aJqQVyjUUOkSH-.png
Moment of silence - no people / cars (seconds) - 210730 1515 Tiny Things.png
The Gift represents the two different typologies of building and its facade located on the High Street. One resembles St. Thomas Top Church and the other is the common modern building facade. The design of High Street buildings has evolved throughout the period. Its use, materiality, construction technique etc. The High Street has always represented a role as a commercial and social hub. The concentration of public on the High Street provides the opportunities to designers to showcase creativity and innovation in design which impacts on visitors. We can say in other words, an ‘Exhibition’ of evolution of buildings in a row. So, facade plays a key role as it reflects the local identity of the town and its culture. So I did a little experiment to understand the street in the form of juxtaposition of facade by placing two different typologies of buildings located on the street. The voids on the facade have changed and adapted to more convenient rectilinear shapes during the past few decades. The model made of plain paper can represent the periodical difference in buildings to which people of the High Street can easily relate and take a place within their memory. - 0_VZnqEpx8xTTZXQdp.png
Geological story of the Black Country Video by Ellie Ramsey Narrated by Graham Worton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaxRX8-c2fU - Screenshot 2022-01-27 at 14_21_08.png
Beautiful contrast between trees and town - 210730 1100.JPG
More tagged with type Text
Small tree growing next to wall, high up - 210731 1050.jpg
Fast food (I'm hungry) - 211110 1730 Smell.png
Dank alley - 211110 1730 Smell.png
I was asked about what I was doing [asked them what they think is beautiful] Old lamp posts giving the town some character - 210730 1100.JPG
Fag smoke - 210731 1403 Smell.png