Exp 2 Week 2










Choosing this design involved the consideration of Oscar Niemeyer's use of column and pillar like imagery. The curvilinear part of the model includes inspiration from Benedetta's more organic looking structures

Implementation of my model into the Kensington model.







These pictures provide an insight into my first steps in implementing the lightrail to my model. This involves placing stairs for accessibility and people, which measures scale.




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Exp THREE Week 1, 2, 3

Image
Words from articles https://www.archdaily.com/785602/5-ways-computational-design-will-change-the-way-you-work 1. Software 2. Generate 3. Complex 4. Geometry Computational design utilises software to generate complex geometries which involve a range of visually rich shapes and patterns. The two shapes chosen The chosen two shapes in sketch-up form An attempt to develop and modify the shapes Chosen Floor Plan Inspiration This connects to my theory in the way that it involves complex geometric shapes. My floor plan sketch Lumion Draft Images Keeping the concept of having three points sticking out, I decided to scrap the opposing trident look that I developed in my floor plan and spread the three points across a hexagonal shape, making the whole, more triangular. Moving Elements
Read more

Week 1

Image
Oriental Envision Metal Polish Oriental Future Mechanical Polish Future Envision Polish Metal Envision Future Future Metal Metal Polish Oriental Future Envision Future Metal Mechanical Future Envision Mechanical Polish Future Envision Mechanical Metal
Read more

My 3 Images

Image
Image A My major work during year 12, it's meant to be an art exhibition aimed at visually impaired people. In retrospect, I should have designed an elevator to help them get to the second floor instead of a giant ramp with no supports or rails whatsoever. Designed on Fusion 360 and physically modeled with foam-board. Image B Fallingwater. Frank Lloyd Wright. Dope. Image C Stare at this until you realise how colossal that cloud is.
Read more