EXP 1

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Showing posts with label EXP 2. Show all posts

Thursday, April 26, 2018

Real time image captures showing a Lumion environment

Station location map
overview 2
Overview - High angle
Station platform
Stairs to bridge
Solar panel on the elevator; stairs; platform shading
View from bottom of stairs
Pedestrian bridge; Canvas shading held up by steel rebars 
Pillar with plantation at the entrance of the stairs 
LUMION DROPBOX: https://www.dropbox.com/s/m774z4acai7kqvc/v3.1.ls8s?dl=0
3D WAREHOUSE: https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/e0206833-2ada-48ce-bee0-4500f4b55499/ARCH1101-EXP2-2018-Frances-Ying-Xiao

Texture Application


Friday, April 20, 2018

36 Custom Textures -- Light to Dark

Drawing 

Vector 

Applied Textures 



EXP 2. WEEK 2 parallel projections and 3 parallel projections with curved facades

From the 6 shapes that were developed in week 1, different shapes are paired up to form 3 new geometric to explore the interconnection between pairs. 3 parallel projections were drawn and another 3 parallel projections were drawn from the opposite angle with a 3D curving surface around certain sections of the geometric shape. 



Saturday, March 31, 2018

EXP2. WEEK 1 CLASS SKETCHES and CONCEPTS

CONCEPTS

5 concepts were chosen from the list of concepts developed in class, including the two concepts that were developed by me. 
1.  Amanda Levete focuses on her facades to create a conversation/ cultural connection between the building location and purpose 
2.  Amanda Levete uses a  combination of continuous, smooth surfaces that represent a sense of elegance and peacefulness.
3.  Amanda Levete experiments with materials and geometry to create seemingly weightless, but strong architectural forms that demonstrate her understanding of space and motion. (Frances)
4. Most of Eric Miralles' architecture reflects texture and exposed natural materials. His work is referred to as 'time architecture'. His layering of materials is like the layering of memories: The space-time-metaphysical architecture. (Frances)
5. Miralles playfulness with geometry encapsulated a different side of human natures unwillingness to comply with the norm.

SKETCHES

Sketches were first developed in class on a notebook using pencil, then it was tranced twice by using tracing paper to define the lined and add different textures and hatched lines to highlight one set of surfaces that exist in parallel planes. Aaxometrics 





Final Submission

Proof of attendance  Real-time images, relating to the theory  inspired by the author of Space, Time and Architecture (1941), which ...