Rendering, perspectival view Rendering, view facing lodging Rendering, site view Rendering, perspectival view Rendered section cut Rendering, view towards entrance promenade Rendering, view of circulation connecting mediation stations < BACK Resolving disputes outside of formal litigation has grown increasingly popular as people choose to resolve their differences through mediation. Through various interviews with clients, attorneys, and the Cornell Peace Studies director, I developed a formula that articulates this process, formalizing it tectonically as a dedicated structure that facilitates the stages of conflict resolution.

The needs of the parties in progressing through each level of negotiation informs the core program distribution and access. Circulation of opposing groups, floating collobaration spaces, client privacy, and transparency of space are among the primary considerations that drive form. These were vital in establishing a system of levels in a setting where information is key, and parties have a vested interest in leaving with the best possible outcome in their favor.My work consisted of the 3-d Test Fit Studies shown in axonometric diagram below. ARCHITECTURE // Conflict Resolution Center Rhino 3d model Site plan Site map Synopsis Sketch Arrival sequence diagrams view notebook Translating the "tunnel of presumption" tectonically Translating the "tunnel of presumption" tectonically, sketch < BACK