This is a project that aims to create microclimates though the manipulation of air to channel or block ventilation. I chose the site based on the amount of solar radiation and area of ventilation or wind movement. It is in a relatively low elevation in comparison to the rest of the city. This equates to possibly lower ventilation from southwesterly winds. In particular, the site has high levels of solar radiation throughout the year, based on both topography and building height/positioning. This site would best benefit from a cooling wind. The fabric architecture shapes the movement of the wind based on the time of year and the predominant prevailing winds of Lynchburg.