I am an architecture student and i am making a resort in tapangarh odisha. the site is near the quarry. for spatial concept (that is alignment or position of spaces) i found an article online. the article is‘Quarry-ness’ encompasses the concept of retaining the character and drama of the quarry’s form and experience into the next phases of the site’s role as a major regional park. Three elements of the future quarry experience will be core to that appreciation by the visitor:• Drama and scale – ensuring that the full quarried face of each wall remains clearly visible from the rim and the base of the Quarry Void.• Contrast and integrity – retaining a visible distinction between the parts of the quarry that will remain largely undisturbed since quarrying finished and those new works necessary to facilitate safe visitor experiences• Promise and reveal – progressively revealing the Quarry Void with selected vistas on approach before offering a full appreciation of the whole quarry from formal lookouts around its perimeter.Central to the full experience of these elements of the quarry will be in conserving the unique characteristics of each of the four quarry walls, as outlined in the Master Plan.so i want to use this concept as my spatial concept for my resort.so give me the content to use as my concept. dont advice just directly prvide relating it with quarry in tapangarh odisha in human language

i am an architecture student and i am making a resort in tapangarh odisha on a quarry site as my thesis project. so i need a spatial concept for my resort. as my professor will ask me how should i assign or place me spaces. so i want some concept for this to answer. don't start asking me research just you think and give me the answer

do you have nay concept related to past of odisha? i only need spatial concept that is placing of spaces.

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Mesolithic rock cut architecture of India not only reflects the cultural life of the times but also a fine aesthetic sense comparable to modern painting. Critically evaluate this comment.