ADAM SCOTT - DAB510 - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 5
Sunday, 3 June 2012
Saturday, 2 June 2012
Adjusted Proposal
Although my structure has developed further since creating this image, I wanted to record where my development was heading.The plan layout reflects the relationship between the city and the river, represented through the contrasting flow of curves with rigid angles. The vertical angles (see section) created imitate those seen in the Storey Bridge and were used to help create the desired spatial qualities of different rooms, and the journey between them. (example: the short corridor seen the in section is an intimate and 'enclosed' space (with walls sloping in on either side of the passage), which contrasts strongly with the rooms to which this corridor lead. Opening (to the right) into a wide gallery space with semi-open geometry and (to the left), to a mixed use space with controlled views over the river and boardwalk).
The operation of the space/overall layout represents an embodiment of the concept, supporting the required activities (to allow for the cyclic meta-learning system) in an abstraction of the proposed system.
A wide range of different levels have been used (4 in total) to maximize the quality of each individual space and it's effect on the surrounding spaces.
Friday, 18 May 2012
After having analyzed the requirements of the proposed cyclic art factory system, preliminary floor plans were created. These are showing the main built spaces, and do not show all the smaller spaces created amongst the voids. These will be further evaluated after these plans are evaluated.
Section through the center of the structure. Louvers and openings are shown on the walls and roof.
This is a condensed concept diagram. It shows the proposed system and a preliminary spatial arrangement. The cyclic system is culturally self adaptive in nature, ensuring versatility and maximizing the public benefit of the development.
Thursday, 10 May 2012
This is a concept render from my revisited design, post project 2. This historical qualities of the site and shed are having a larger influence on the design. The size of the public roof landscape have been greatly reduced for a more realistic and overall effective response. The spatial/experiential qualities and utility of proposition are being maintained but in a more thought-out and efficient manor.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)