Project space: Neighborhoods.

      The city of Pacoima, home of rock and roll legends, and actors. I've grown up in this city, so i know it pretty well. But on my day job as a pizza delivery boy, I see the whole neighborhood different to everyone else. Today, I saw the neighborhood and how the "space" can change instinctively. 

      In the morning everything seem peaceful, the Cesar Chavez March was going on. The streets was packed with marchers so the space felt very social and public. Food carts everywhere and activities going on, it was a different feeling than just a regular day, a great day to walk and explore the streets. But as the afternoon and the rain approached the space quickly changed.  The rain rapidly trapped everyone in there houses and the neighborhood emptied. The rain itself changed the space into a lonely and isolated space. But as I continued my pizza routs the space changed again. Traffic, non-working street lights, car crashes, police sirens and angry customers that didn't receive their pizza on time filled the neighborhood. The space completely changed to hectic and out of control! But as the day continued and the rain slowly stopped and people left there house once again, the space turned into a new, improved and clean space and environment.
      My day was pretty hectic and experience the space changing along with everyone else.  The neighborhood is a set and permanent place. But the space it takes up can change instinctively due to weather, events or location.

Project Space: Orange Groves.

Once, when CSUN was not CSUN, it was completely orange groves. Now CSUN has come to be as we know, but still kept part of it's history.  Our group decided to do the orange groves off CSUN. It's an amazing sight to see, and an amazing thought to grasp that once, orange groves was all CSUN was. So keeping part of the orange groves as a part of CSUN services as a historical landmark for the whole community. The orange grove is amazing, includes an observatory, a duck pond, and of course the orange tress. It can be a very quiet place but also a very populated place. So it can both fit a learning facility due to the observatory and the quietness of the duck pond for studying, and for recreation due to the peacefulness off the pond and orange tress, and the attraction of the ducks and animal life.

My space can be considered the complete opposite. My room is very loud. There is always loud music blasting or ESPN on full volume. It can be a welcoming place due to the bright colors, posters and pictures posted. I consider my room to be a very good explanation off myself. Enter and you will find, a guitar, a piano, a stereo, many posters of rappers and artist, to show my love for music. You will also find many trophies, athletic clothing and shoes, photo albums and newspapers albums, and soccer balls to show my love for sports. My space can be very loud and self explanatory. But i guess everyone else's space has there own story too.