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Week 3

March 24, 2019

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Images from SketchUp (Presenting photograph/ display boards with clients work to scale)

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Hero shot The above hero shot aims to convey various aspects of architecture such as contrast, nature and shadows. With the main two concepts being contrast and nature, I tried to create a sense of balance through the use of contrasting colours. The concept of nature is presented throughout: through the landscape, the shape of the building etc. Even though most of the building focuses on the shades of black and white, incorporating the colourful beams evokes a sense of balance and playfulness. The landscape aims to imply the beauty of nature regardless of the terrain. Detail shot This detailed shot conveys the idea of patterns/geometry, shadows and contrast. The aforementioned concepts are mainly highlighted through the use of the patterns on the railings, their colours and the beams. Under the stairs, the custom texture (from wk3 - ooze) can be seen. The colours used on the surface evokes a sense of darkness and mystery. In order to create a balance, the bright colou

Week 2 assignment 2 studio

Two- point perspectives Theory for one - point perspectives Main theory : Free-flowing and interconnecting spaces, along with a seamless transition between the interior and exterior, encourage fluid movement and allows for a healthy environment with collaborative interactions and shared thinking. Left to right: Topic: Layered Above you: Layering allowing for a more spatial atmosphere At eye-level: Creation of complex geometry Below you: Free flow between spaces Left to right: Topic: Permeability Above you: Dramatizing buildings At eye-level: Continuation of nature through the interior Below you: Creation of a different atmosphere Left to right: Topic: Balance Above you: Connection of buildings allows for fluid movement At eye-level: Balance between horizontal and vertical components Below you: Verticality bringing complexity Left to right: Topic: Open space Above you: Encourages continuation between the interior and the ext

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