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The Latin Community Carnival

Part 1 Project 2016
James Goreing
 University of Brighton | UK
The aim of the Latin Community Carnival is to engage with the local residents of Elephant and Castle by educating them in daily life skills that orientate around the carnival preparations, for instance learning dress making through designing and creating carnival dresses. The Carnival itself would also be interactive, incorporating mechanical cocktail machines into the festivities where carnival goers would pull on levers to create a carnival cocktail.

Tutor(s)
Pedro Gil
Christo Meyer
2016
01 – First diagram illustrating the locations of the carnival preparation centres, where people learn life skills by designing and creating the carnival. Second diagram illustrates how these preparation activities are used in the carnival.
02 – Master plan of the Latin Community Carnival with key locations highlighted.
03 – Cross section of the Institute of Costume Production, illustrating the costume studios and the main atrium area where dresses are stored in a tower structure.
04 – Final 1:20 model of The Institute of Costume Production illustrating how the semi-translucent roof panels can manoeuvre to diffuse light entering the building so that a constant optimal light level is maintained for fine needlework and to reduce colo
05 – Final 1:20 model of The Institute of Costume Production, illustrating one half of the sectional model, highlighting the atrium and one of the studio spaces.
06 – 3D drawing illustrating the spatial experience of the Institute of Costume Production from the atrium.
07 – Section illustrating the attachment of the exotic fruit plant incubators onto the façade of one of the buildings surrounding Burgess Park and the location of one of the cocktail machines.
08 – 3D hand drawing illustrating the operation of The Cocktail Machine
09 – The Cocktail Machine 1:1 installation
10 – The Cocktail Machine interacting with carnival goers by supplying refreshing drinks to East Street Market and Plaza Latina Festival in a fun and novel way
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