Wednesday, 18 March 2020

ARCH1101 Assessment 2: Experiment 1 - Datum


Client 1: Mountain & Moon
Noun: crescent
Verb: hang
Adjective: delicate

Client 2: Trent Jansen Studio
Noun: box
Verb: store
Adjective: reptilian

Mountain & Moon selected work

Trent Jansen Studio selected work


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Datum / Section sketches

18 Sketch Sections


Chosen Section
My original sketch was changed after the Stair: Concept Model submission as I felt the design didn't properly reflect my chosen clients and descriptive words, and didn't connect well with the submitted stair.

original sketch; ABOVE: delicate, BELOW: box

I believe this new design better encapsulates the chosen words "delicate" and "box".  It also speaks to the practices of the two clients through the use of metal and wood, and reflects their works that I have decided to base the design on.  The main structure of the building is a series of boxes joined together to create one singular mass.  Constructed over the building is a lightweight, delicate sculptural frame made of timber, with metal reinforcements. 

new sketch; ABOVE: delicate, BELOW: box

The allocation of studios in the new design has not changed, with Mountain & Moon occupying the above-ground studio, and Trent Jansen Studio occupying the below-ground.


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Custom Textures

36 Custom Textures

3 Chosen Textures
above

in between

below


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Final Model

Whole Structure
front view

back view

top view

left view

right view

isometric view #1

isometric view #2


Sections
section of front view

section of top view (gallery / ground floor)

section of right view


Stair
looking up from gallery / ground floor to above-ground studio

looking down from above-ground studio to gallery / ground floor

view of staircase coming up from below-ground studio to gallery / ground floor


Client's Work in Model
Trent Jansen Studio work in gallery space

Mountain & Moon work in gallery space

[CLOSE UP] Mountain & Moon work in gallery space

Trent Jansen Studio work in studio space

Mountain & Moon work in studio space


Custom Textures in Model
texture #1 in Mountain & Moon above-ground studio

texture #2 in gallery / ground floor

texture #3 in Trent Jansen below-ground studio

Sunday, 15 March 2020

BENV1010 Assessment 2: Tracing the City


Group members:
Giulia Marzulli
Karina Chan
Patil Sarkissian
Sonia Chow
Ziyi Jing

Site: Robert Webster Building and main walkway

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Individual Components


WEEK 1: photoshop composition

WEEK 2: illustrator infographic

WEEK 3: illustrator extended orthographic

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Group Submission

Click HERE to view group submission (files too big for blog)

Tuesday, 10 March 2020

ARCH1101 Week 4: Sections

Perspective Images


isometric view

top view

view of staircase



Sectional Perspectives


section of front view

section of right view

section of top view (gallery / ground floor)


BENV1010 Week 4: Design Communication


Analogue Drawings of Site

Quick sketches:


More refined sketches:



Digital Drawings of Site


Tuesday, 3 March 2020

ARCH1101 Week 3: Super Materials


Abstract material sections

36 patterns depicting my interpretation of the qualities of super materials, and the features of my client's work.


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ASSESSMENT 2


Trent Jansen Studio work in gallery space

Mountain & Moon work in gallery space

[CLOSE UP] Mountain & Moon work in gallery space

Trent Jansen Studio work in studio space

Mountain & Moon work in studio space

custom texture #1 (floor)

custom texture #2 (wall)

custom texture #3 (floor)


Video
Click HERE for video
This video relates to my work as the work of Mountain & Moon is very light and delicate, whilst Trent Jansen Studio's work is made of timber.  The bamboo wind chimes are a combination of both themes that I have tried to base my design around.

BENV1010 Week 3: Standards and Conventions


Studio Activity: Orthographic Projections
Makerspace induction box

Russell's Fusion 360 model


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Assessment One: Extended Orthographics



Monday, 2 March 2020

ARCH1101 Assessment 1: The Stair Concept Model


Clients: Mountain & Moon (primary), Trent Jansen Studio (secondary)
Location: Ground-level gallery to Mountain & Moon above ground studio
Focus word: delicate (Mountain & Moon adjective)
Materials: wood, glass, metal

Concept:
As both clients are artists, it is important that the staircase is ‘of their hand’, showcasing elements of both timber and metal, reflecting their practices.  The structure allows for 360° views of the gallery floor, providing an immersive experience.  The theme of the stair is ‘delicate’, demonstrated through thin railings, glass elements, and invisible structural support, giving the illusion of lightness.


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Stair Sections:
sections from class activity 

revising and modifying

experimenting with top views



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3D Model:
parallel projection (front view)

left view


right view

isometric view

top view