Fabrication
An "imaginative
room" is not purely developed by one's ideas. It is manifestation of an
individual's understanding of spatial experiences, which is developed through
exposure to other ideas. The exploration of materials and techniques can enhance
one's understanding of varying spatial experiences. Structure is first present
in the form of experimental studies and can present a certain idea. However,
form shouldn't completely dictate the outcome of the design, nor determine the
meaning of the spaces, as that is no longer one's "imaginative room".
Therefore, through the thorough understanding of the plethora of possibilities
created by these materials, one can fabricate a form in accordance to their
ideas. The designer is not purely dictated by the process of
experimentation, but utilise it to
generate new ideas and create something from their own imagination.
