ARCH1101 Week 1: Circulation Cross and One Point Perspectives

Theory:

Modern architecture which addresses a futuristic outlook requires an interpretation where harmony and connection of the forms to the environment is achieved.

https://www.archdaily.com/935199/yosuke-hayano-from-mad-architects-shares-his-creative-process-in-resite-podcast

Harrouk, Christele. "Yosuke Hayano From MAD Architects Shares His Creative Process in Resite Podcast." Archdaily. 11 March 2020. Accessed 3rd April 2020. 

Lumion Render:

One Point Perspectives:

ARCH1101 Week 0: Circulation Cross

ARCH1101 Week 4: Developed Sketchup Model

Perspective Images:

As shown in the images above, the use of texture has been very minimal as I feel that there are only minor aspects where texture adds to the overall form of the building. In addition, I also feel that doing so also helps emphasise the concepts which are dictated by my selection of two words which were "sharp" for "the_kyza" located below ground and "minimalist" for "Trent Jansen Studio" located above ground.

Section Images:

ARCH1101 Week 3: Imported Work and Textures

the_kyza

Trent Jansen Studio

ARCH1101: Improved Sketchup Model with Rough Sketches and Ideas

Stairs/ ramp designed to create the appearance of a performance car spoiler which links back to its use for "the_kyza ". Additionally the stairs themselves are built onto the two of the many diagonal columns that support the roof and above space of the structure. 

The stairs for "Trent Jansen Studio" are inscribed by simple cubic volumes highlighting the minimalist nature while the steps themselves are becoming lighter as it extends upwards. The changes in angle of the path of the staircase have been done to retains its simple form while being unconventional.  

ARCH1101 Week 2: Stair Sections "Draft Version"

ARCH1101 Week 1: Section Sketches "Draft Version"

ARCH1101 Week 3: 36 Textures

"Above" (From left to right): Flammable, Industrial, Toxic, Ductile, Rigid, Directional, Conductive, Thermal-electric, Metallic, Corrosive, Jagged, Aromatic

"Below" (From left to right): Dense, Versatile, Durable, Ergonomic, Insulative, Porous, Natural, Strength, Crystalline, Synthetic, Repetitive, Degradable

"In-between" (From left to right): Reflective, Slipping, Malleable, Coarse, Refractive, Flimsy, Elastic, Flexible, Acidic, Layered, Brittle, Adaptable