My new research and references.

From the outside we will have full reflection on at least one side. 

This space from some angles will go unperceived.

In other parts we will find elevation.

Windows will form another part of the space.

On the inside we will have partial reflection mixed with window space.

Confusion of space and limits.

Reflection causes an illusion of open space, while also providing an aesthetic factor to the work. From the outside it causes a continuing in the surrounding terrain and an illusion of invisibility, so it takes away the characteristic that would make any building visually obstructive. The sensations it can cause are tranquillity and  freedom. From the inside it causes a confusion of limit, and a sensation of openness, while also maintaining the intimacy from the outside world.

REFERENCES: 

Vegetation room Inhotim | Cristina Iglesias

She provides a complete dissimulation of the space she creates by making the outside surfaces completely reflective. Hiding the very existence of her inside sculpture work. 

 

Acropolis museum | Bernard Tschumi

As well as on the outside façade, he has moved the reflection to the inside of his space, this creates a sensation of openness and expansion. Mixed with the colour white he creates a feeling of freshness and security.

BLUE residential tower | Bernard Tschumi

This building finds it's characteristic of fusion and dissimulation in the use of the colour blue and the reflective materials. This fuses the space with the blue sky. This causes a big obstructive building to be observed as something non obstructive 

Lacaton y Vassal create a sensation of fusion with the surroundings

Here Lacaton y Vassal also create a fusion and a sensation of dissimulation using elevation mixed with transparency and light colours