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1) View of Carlos Slim's space. The lighting deliberately creates a space that is ambiguous, treacherous and navigable only on speculation and assumption.
2) View of Ratan Tata's space.
3) With this space I intended to demonstrate the alienating effect power can have. This is expressed through the monolithic and solitary presence of the structure.
4) This space expresses the ambiguity of power: it is both protective and oppressive. It also has a martial, feudal quality to it that I feel characterises large scale enterprise.
5) The meeting area and dining table.
6) The dining table is constructed so that the clients don't directly face each other when seated. Each half of the table is self-contained and lends itself to secrecy, self-absorption, innuendo and miscommunication.
7) The textures impart a feudal quality to the architecture and spaces, suggesting rivalry, tribal-group mentalities and stealth.