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| The Boston Pendulum: These following pages are dedicated to showing the design process involved with what has been called the Boston Pendulum. The chronological process from concept through to working scale models and final architectural designs. This include sketch book images, animated drafts and architectural plans. Paul wants the design of each new viewing platform to absorb influences from the partner historic tower. So design elements from the Boston Stump will influence the Lincoln platform, and at the Boston end one will find influences from the Lincoln Cathedral. This exchange is like a conversation between all structures along a 35 mile landscape. |
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