Week One Task

6 one point perspectives:




The same perspectives at different angles (in order):







Mash Up Article:

It’s tempting to focus on what you build but what really counts, what really drives the experience of architecture is space? Space and place are among the most discussed concepts in architecture. Within architectural space it is important to establish a sense of place. Space is not something predetermined and fixed; In fact, it is the personal location which defines the space. While space is an open and abstract area, place is not considered as a subjective and abstract concept, it rather is a location or a part of space which obtains its particular identity through the factors inside it and has a meaning and value. Viewing architecture as space reminds us that the Experience of the built environment is primarily the experience of spatial boundaries and connections. People need a sense of identity and belonging to a specific place or territory. A key factor in distinguishing place from space is the ability for humans to interact. This provides occupants with a feeling of belonging to the environment, instead of just “passing through it.” Space Flows, and is primarily experienced “in time”, and this narrative and sequencing of connections and boundaries has been described as the poetry of movement. Buildings that guide you through them while providing you with enough information to make meaningful decisions along the way can make for quite profound experiences.

Links to articles:

red:

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1687404814000571

green:

http://sensingarchitecture.com/581/designing-a-sense-of-place-dont-forget-memory/

Blue:

https://jasonfurnell.wordpress.com/2010/03/21/architecture-as-space-boundaries-connections-and-the-poetry-of-movement-in-digital-experience/

WEEK 1 Experiment 3

One Point Perspectives:

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FINAL SUBMISSION

Concepts:
Intersecting planes and separation of heavy elements

Axonometrics: 
http://matildaholding.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/week-1.html

Textures:
http://matildaholding.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/week-3.html

Image Captures and Architecture:

Electroliquid Aggregation Quote:
The concept of intersecting planes and separation of heavy elements marries together to create a sense of disorientation and never ending pathways within the structure to enhance the experience. The never ending pathway feeling is felt though the use of numerous areas created though removing and intersecting planes. 

Textures Used:
light


medium


dark


Image One:

The overall image of the light rail stop shows the way that the different concepts are combined. 

Image Two:


Image Three:


Image Four:

This image is used to emphasise the way that there is a sense of never ending pathways. This feeling of created with different levels of flooring, stairs going different ways and the overall circulation. 

Image Five:

This image emphasises the disorientation created though the building from using a series of different geometry and intersecting and extravagant textures. 
Lumion file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i9s5jvbtyt8w2mx/design%20stutio%20stop.ls6?dl=0

Sketch Up Model: