volume:articulation, relates to several projects

re: previous post link

http://www.xarchitekten.com/
go to urbanism, b zone c

Li, Niamo

li---you should go find a folded plan
http://www.trendir.com/house-design/modern-architectural-home-by-austrian-architecture-firm-unusual-folded-design.html

Naimo
--you should look at this link for the ground- landscaping
http://www.xarchitekten.com/

final model scale

in response to rebekka and alex....
required:

massing model to fit in class site model at 1/32

final model can be at 1/16 or 1/8...your choosing

richard- precedence for rotated volume

http://daniel-libeskind.com/projects
...go to the library to find the plans and sections!, make copies -
analyize what you see and find your take on the section and then present
what you found and your approach next class

Final Scale 1/16" or 1/8"

Professor,

I was not clear if we had decided on 1/16" = 1'. I am assuming that that will be the final scale and am currently planning to build my models according to this, however I personally feel this is to small and would rather move up to 1/8" = 1'. Please clarify this for me.

For next class, the same items we have been talking about, for pin up.

Thesis statement

Thesis word diagram relative to program

Plans at each level

Sections- 1 long (2 at final)

Section – 2 short (3 at final)

Perspective

Axonometric diagrams:

Volume

Circulation

Structure

Main elevation which shows idea

Complete large scale model .

Latest comments:

Michael- focus on showing structure in section and with plan the organization of circulation relative to structure.

Anthony- lower plan with dynamic section

Alex- completing your model, so you can finalize the 3d form

Rebecca- understanding the structure between the archive of the ground and exhibit using a frame (mainly horizontal with connection to archive)

Adrian- make the connector bar for the view to understand the other volumns

Scott- work on circulation

John- simply volumn, I recall the earlier plan discussion now….and want to comment on it

Richard- draw, work on structure in terms of light

Steve- clarify form and circulation use my suggestions

Li- keep going, relate structure and circulation to thesis

The rest of you need to catch up and I am not sure where you stand.