Week 3




Week 3: Onsite Activity


Tracing user experience in the site using video


We used the videos we took to document patterns of how people use the space we are analysing. The video was taken around 2:30 PM. Each group member took their own video of a different area within our site, which was handy because we were later able to compare paths & patterns within the area.



Our group worked together on creating a rough sketch that we could use to represent and display measurements within/of the site. We based our measurements off of tile and pavement size by measuring out singular tiles and multiplying measurements by however many tiles stretched along the distance of our site.


Week 3: Group Activity
Orthographic




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