WEEK 5/6 - 17/03/20, 24/03/20

This week's activity is creating models of our workspace at home. I've used measuring tape to measure the dimensions of the room and the windows. I made my model at a 1:20 scale since if I made it at a 1:10 scale it would be way too big. Through using both paper and cardboard, I think that cardboard is much more sturdy and would be more suitable as the base shell while paper is good for folding and making many both geometric and organic shapes. 

Paper Room (Scale 1:20)

 

Cardboard Room (Scale 1:20)

 

Folding Techniques

I've learnt a few different types of folding techniques from the videos which could be really handy for making furniture for the room. I think they would also be great to use in the future model making or even just inspiration from the forms.

1. Dividing the paper

2. Basic pleats

3. Simple spirals

4. V-pleats

5. X-form spans

6. Masu box

7. No crease

8. Crumpling

             

 New version of room (Scale 1:20)

WEEK 4 - 10/03/20

Tracing The City:

Individual Work

Group Submissions

WEEK 3 - 03/03/20

Orthographic Tool Box

Orthographic ZigZag Bracket

Site Plan Sketch

WEEK 2 - 25/02/20

Adobe Capture Screenshots

Group Photographs

Pathway/ Hardscape/ Raised Bed

Green Space

Active Frontage
 


Way Finding (Signage)
 


Branding
 


Water container 
 


Public space
 


Cantilever
 


Foyer
 


Facade
 

Personal Photographs

Lines
 


Repetition/ Pattern
 


Shapes
 


Direction (of lines)
 


Size/ Scale
 


Texture
 


Colour
 


Balance
 


Proximity



Alignment
 


Contrast
 


Space