Here is the model with the ribbon added.
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Something is not quite as successful about this model. I think it’s getting caught up in advancing the form without yet corresponding program functionality in the plans. You should draw the plans – tracing the circulation path of the public – and set into place the major program parts. The previous model is still better at describing the overall idea. Use it to develop the drawings – then build the model from those plans. Draw the elevations from the model – perhaps this will guide you forward.
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