Saturday, 5 May 2012

Experiment 2: Final Model.

Final Submission.

Resolved SketchUp Model





Final Cry Engine Captures




The model demonstrates 'Additive Fluidity and Movement' through creating a space which is to be moved through. The basic architecture is 3 main spaces (lower, upper and the viewing podium) which are linked through stairs and ramps. 


The path of the user moving through the space is dictated by the stairs and ramps and is a linear and natural progression through the architecture. The concept of 'adding something to nothing' is seen through the large overhead structures which create dimensions and 'add' to the space.  




The cut-out detail on the lower space and viewing podium are freeformed details which follow no particular path. They add a dimension to otherwise plain walls/balustrades and resemble human movement through their fragmented arrangement.

Google SketchUp Model

Experiment 2: 36 Textures.

Experiment 2: Second Model.

Additive Fluidity and Movement; Adding Something to Nothing to Create Freeform Spaces That Resemble Natural Human Movement.


Axonometric Projection


SketchUp Model 




Cry Engine Captures






Experiment 2: Electroliquid Aggregation.

3 Axonometrics.

Geometric/Carving Out Spaces



Elemental/Freedom



Additive/Fluidity and Movement



Experiment 2: First Model.

Additive; Adding Something to Nothing.


Axonometric Projection




SketchUp Model




Cry Engine Captures



Tuesday, 17 April 2012

Experiment 2: 12 Axonometrics.




Zaha Hadid.

Fluidity and Movement; Creating Freeform Spaces that resemble natural human movement.





Freedom; Creating infinite freedom through deconstructing conventional ideologies.









Carving Out Spaces; Creating a space through voids and extrusions.

Richard Neutra.


Elemental; Combining different elements to produce specific architecture.












Geometric; Special arrangement of shapes.







Additive; Adding something to nothing.

Sunday, 25 March 2012

Animations.





The Upper Workshop Space.

This is the workshop space of Stelarc, shown in an amination as a walkthrough.



The Lower Workshop Space.

The lower workshop space as intended for Ai Weiwei's 'Template'.




Section Animation.