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© 2016 Johnny Lam. 2016 Welsh Castles Relay. Saturday 4th June 2016. Stage 4 - Maentwrog to Harlech
Transport Interchange - External Render
Glasgow is a city built for 1 million people. Today, however, the population is only 600,000. The introduction of the car to the city coincided with the shift from the industrial city to one based on the service lead economy. Populations moved from the inner city to the suburbs resulting in a fragmented city, littered with vacant and derelict land.
This project aims to tackle this post-industrial condition which exists in Glasgow by forging new transport links allowing the inner city to be more accessible without the car. Today people are increasingly dependent on public transport as a result of both economic and environmental factors. This overlapping of the transport networks will precipitate a butterfly effect, enabling urban growth in the areas of vacant and derelict land. The building creates a social condenser in the heart of the city which celebrates everyday life and culture.
murray.morrant@gmail.com
© 2016 Johnny Lam. 2016 Welsh Castles Relay. Saturday 4th June 2016. Stage 4 - Maentwrog to Harlech
© 2016 Johnny Lam. 2016 Welsh Castles Relay. Saturday 4th June 2016. Stage 4 - Maentwrog to Harlech
We join a paved road at mile 22 in Vank and pass some kind of a water park, the mountain lion (a lion carved into the mountain), a hotel, Roman columns and statues, cars on display atop pillars, a giant eagle, and much more while passing through town. In the center of town, you’ll make a hard left and then climb 400′ (122m) over .8 of a mile (1.3km) on a paved road to the finish line at Gandzasar Monastery.
Pasarela en 3D para Diseño de Modas.
Faltó solucionar un poco la iluminación y materiales pero el resultado fue bastante bueno.
© 2016 Johnny Lam. 2016 Welsh Castles Relay. Saturday 4th June 2016. Stage 4 - Maentwrog to Harlech
Stage 4 begins!
Beginning at our camp site at an elevation of 4600′ / 1400m, there is a short run down the dirt road and past the Tak Jur. Shortly thereafter, we will cross the Tukthun River. In 2019 there was a fallen tree across the river upon which some could scramble. Otherwise, everyone should expect to get their feet wet around mile 1.
We join a paved road at mile 22 in Vank and pass some kind of a water park, the mountain lion (a lion carved into the mountain), a hotel, Roman columns and statues, cars on display atop pillars, a giant eagle, and much more while passing through town. In the center of town, you’ll make a hard left and then climb 400′ (122m) over .8 of a mile (1.3km) on a paved road to the finish line at Gandzasar Monastery.