Inspired by Charles Ross's Solar Burn work, where he uses the sun magnifying to burn layered streaks into pieces of wood. The burn can show a physical representation of the day through the degree of a deeper burn or spots that show when clouds appear throughout the day preventing the burn. This same logic is applied through the Art to Architecture project but instead of a sun, a laser is used to cut through layers of basswood. The deeper the layers, the more powerful the sun. Each streak represents a full day. Lastly these streaks must be conceptually occupied creating spaces of interaction. This is done with the use of stairs and platforms to circulate between layers to create places of experience.