About

A hand-drawn project for my introductory architecture studio, I was assigned to make a meaning intervention to Adolf Loos’ rather strange and revealing house that he obsessively designed for Josephine Baker. While Loos created a pool so that guests could creepily watch Baker swim in her home, I concluded that as the world’s most famous dancer, Baker might want to revolutionize dance as an artform by removing the constraint of gravity. I created underwater viewing tunnels from which guests can witness Baker dance in an experimental theater free from gravitational restriction.