Final Project

This is it...

Yeah I don't really have a long drawn out speech prepared.

Open publication - Free publishing - More architecture

I'm Not Dead...I'm still here

It's been a while since I've posted. After some soul searching, a root canal and deciding what direction I wanted to take my project in, I can give a glimpse of what to expect in 11 or so hours. This is the final drawing process I took while I was doing my 3D Model.

Note it isn't full rendered, it is just a sketchup model.

Final Model (Unrendered)

Stay tuned for interior perspectives....

Sketch Design #3

So I stuck with the same curve design but I added more structure to the building to give the idea that building look we all love.

I still have a slight idea where I want things to go. But most of that is still up in the air right now.

The overall height of the structure so far is 46'. I did want to try to build up to the 85' mark to obtain a more dramatic feel but I don't know if its going to happen at this point.

Design Sketch #2

This is from last week. I ended up staying with the same curve idea, but I followed it through most of the site. I took it to a more extreme level and tried to create spaces with the curves and I added a flat surface to give an idea of where I would start laying out a floor for a lounge or restaurant.

*ignore the colors* :)

 

Team Brooklyn: Site Analysis

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Design Sketch #1

This was the first concept that came to mind (with the help of others). I utilized my favorite concept model from the previous assignment. 

I created spaces underneath the positive and negative spaces in the model, and just played with it a little. I'm going to follow through with this design this week and see where it takes me.

Concept Models

We were given the task to create 9 quick study models from our "Connection" collage. I derived these 9 small models from my collage. I focused mainly on the images of the soundwave, the handshake and the abstract photo of the colors coming together.

I wanted to focus mainly on shapes, getting larger and smaller in succession. I also liked the idea of sound waves and I think it lends itself very well to my project.