EXP 3: 36 Movement Textures

EXP 3: Bridge V1

EXP 3: Concept Plan and Section

Plan:

Section:

EXP 3: Floor Plans Concept

Lower Ground

Ground Floor

Level 1

 Level 2

 Level 3

 Level 4

EXP 3: Moving Elements Concept

EXP 3: Two Point Perspective Drawings

EXP 3: Relative Room Sizes

EXP 3: 3 News Articles Mash-up

Through the experimentation of core issues, multiple viewpoints can be examined. It is crucial to consider real world constraints such as gravity, physical forces and loads in the digital simulations to take on every perspective imaginable. Differing views challenge one's thinking and innovative ideas may emerge which can lead to better solutions.

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Michiel can Raaij. "A new architecture criticism," accessed May 10, 2016, http://eikongraphia.com/?p=2781

Lee Calisti. "Design Process: Out Loud," accessed May 10, 2016, https://thinkarchitect.wordpress.com/2016/05/09/design-process-out-loud/

EXP 3: One Point Perspective Drawings

EXP 2: Assessment 2 Links

Assessment 2 Links:

Two Concepts

Axonometrics

Light to Dark Textures

Image Captures and Architecture

Lumion Files

SketchUp 3D Warehouse File:

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=bce50883-61a8-4558-88bc-451a972a84a4&uploadsuccess=1

Assessment 2 Collated:

            

EXP 2: Light Rail Stop

Curved elements of the light rail mimic the natural environment which contrasts with the straight geometrical components to form a synthesis between the landscape and the architecture.

The form of the architecture mimics a cavernous environment where an invisible boundary of gathering and comfort is created.

Man made spaces which are carved out of natural forms create voids which provide shelter and serve as a place of gathering for people and cultures.

EXP 2: Two Concepts

Concept 1: Landscape synthesised with architecture

The landscape is not only a plane in which the architecture may sit upon, instead the interweaving and interlocking of both landscape and architecture can serve to enhance the experience and positively impact the way we interact with nature.

Concept 2: Architecture as a vehicle between nature, culture and people

Architecture can enrich our everyday lives by acting as an intermediary between nature, culture and people. It can merge harmoniously with the nature that surrounds it while also providing the spaces that allow for a gathering of many people and cultures.