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PROJECT 3: WEEK 5 DRAFT

PROJECT 3: WEEK 4 CUSTOM TEXTURES

                             

PROJECT 3: WEEK 3 TWO POINT PERSPECTIVES

MASSING ELEMENTS

PROJECT 3: WEEK 1 ONE POINT PERSPECTIVES

PROJECT 3: WEEK 1 ONE THEORY

Words - Geometry   - Structural system   - Patterns and symmetry constraints   - Important to select the right objective function   Words turned into Theories   1. Geometry allows architecture to become more complex and intriguing, however, there are constraints to its design such as the way it is engineered.   2. There are both hidden and exposed aspects to architecture, however they are both intertwined with structural features that adds to the aesthetic, or else hidden by a facade.   3. Although patterns and symmetry may seem repetitive and simplistic, with careful designing, it may provide an aesthetic advantage through adding more complexity to the architecture.   4. Without an objective, there is no architecture, without a problem, there is no objective. Architecture is only created with a plausible and clear objective.   Chosen Theory   “Geometry allows architecture to become more complex and intri...

PROJECT 2: WEEK 4 FINAL SUBMISSION

   L I N K S                             - 2 SHORT TEXTS DESCRIBING THE ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPTS (BELOW) (MORE INFO                             ON CONCEPTS)                            - 18 SKETCH AXONOMETRICS                             - 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES                             - 5 REAL TIME IMAGE CAPTURES SHOWING A LUMION ENVIRONMENT (BELOW)                          - SKETCHUP FILE                           - LUMION FILE         ...

PROJECT 2: WEEK 3 Custom Textures

This texture is extremely similar to Servo's idea of utilising porous structure together to create a unifying piece of work. This texture correlates to the two concepts in how it creates an intersection between both curved and straight lines. They collaborate to produce something beautiful.  This texture has relevance to the two textures through creating dimensionality even through simple structures such as curved lines and filled spaces.