due Friday with a look ahead, divide with your partner!

Part 1: was due Tuesday

Assembly drawings site plan, every floor plan, sections, and 

elevations plus images and description of your

precedent at three scales:

1.       site plan for scale of city …analysis geometry of site plan

2.       smaller scale 

3.       larger scale

Part 2: was due Tuesday, 

REFINE from class comments for next class

2D Drawings via: transparent overlays/ include grid-geometry  

1. General concept of your precedent

2. Concept of Geometry with

2a. Concept of Program Assembly- provide multiple 

frames to represent each level

3. Concept of Circulation - provide multiple frames to 

represent each level

4. Concept of Structural assembly with

4a. Concept Enclosure

5. Concept of project base/ ground with

5a. Concept of project as action

Show grid…Through varying thicknesses or zones of lines, 

grid, and figures produce (transparent)

overlays which represent the following concepts through the plans and sections of the project.

The best examples were: Alex’s group…though 

missing grid and too small  and

Rebecca’s …though too large and layers 

can be combined per the above.

Part 3: was due Tuesday, refine or complete!

3D models:

1. General concept of your precedent

2. Concept of Geometry with

2a. Concept of Program Assembly- provide multiple

frames to represent each level

3. Concept of Circulation - provide multiple frames to 

represent each level

4. Concept of Structural assembly with

4a. Concept Enclosure

5. Concept of project base/ ground with

5a. Concept of project as action

The best examples were: Alex’s group… structure 

needs to be rebuilt for what it is,

circulation needs to combine the stair movement
and the open space shape, and concept model

needs to be to scale and relative to the plan cut out assembly.

Part 4: new work for Friday

3D Axons Drawings to match models above:

1. General concept of your precedent

2. Concept of Geometry with

2a. Concept of Program Assembly- provide multiple 

frames to represent each level

3. Concept of Circulation - provide multiple frames to 

represent each level

4. Concept of Structural assembly with

4a. Concept Enclosure

5. Concept of project base/ ground with

5a. Concept of project as action

With two perspectives that are significant to the concept

Program model should be made out of solid pieces 

assembled relative to structure

as discussed with Michael and Scott.

Part 5: Next week at large scale…to be further 

discussed Friday.

Drawing, diagrams alla Richard Meier:

1.       geometry

2.       structure

3.       circulation

4.       enclose

Scott had these drawn last class but without the grid.

Drawings: redraw the main plans and sections; provide 

an exploded axon of the project- ink on velum with overlay of the main concept lines.

Final Model: build a final model of the project at 

the large scale to match the drawings

listed above, you should have copies of this class as listed in Part 1 for Friday.

Leeann:

I recommend you start with building circulation 

literally at the larger scale so we

can see the detail of it. Also, your project has the
concept of material as light.

Everyone can think about just adding a material board to there presentation.

Adrian and Michael: 

I recommended you built the structure and the detail 

of how the pieces attach to it.

The rest of you need to catch up and work! Grades 

are depressing .... to follow.

I applaud Alex, Richard, Rebecca, Adrian: for there 

hard work -consistent drawings and

models for the last project;
Alex and Adrian – please bring in your models and drawings to pinup in hall as part of the d1 exhibit.

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