Experiment Two: The Space Between

The experiment is based on the electroliquid aggregation of two concepts relating to two architects, Frank Lloyd Wright and Aries Mateus, and their architecture. The electroliquid aggregation is 'Cultivation of voids and negative spaces stimulate secrecy within the environment' and it is derived by the two concepts, 'Voids and negative space articulate a sense of secrecy' and 'Artificial cultivation of the environment'. These form the pillars for the monument, landscape and the interaction between monument and landscape.

The monument is the synthesis between the two architects, Frank Lloyd Wright and Aries Mateus. The cantilevering layered platforms that mirrors Wright's famous works, and the cubic voids and absence spaces that is exhibited in Mateus' works, are fused together in the monument to accentuate the space between.

An aspect of Wright is portrayed by the organic structure forming around the mountains as it is situated inside and within the terrain, camouflaging itself with the materials increasing this effect.

Taking influence from Mateus is the formation of the distinctive geometry and voids, or can be argued an addition of geometry and shapes creating negative spaces. This establishes the independence between the structure and the nature, a contrast to Wright's strong relationship with nature.