Experiment 2: 36 Textures

Experiment 2: 2 Concepts

SANAA- Rolex Learning Centre (Led by Kazuyo Sejima)

Kazuyo Sejima

Chosen Theme: Sustainability 
Concept: Utilising transparency to invite light at specific points throughout a space

1.       Framing vantage points at different heights to control view

2.       Contrasting Artificial interior Light with natural exterior light

3.       Interior is ‘topographic’ in form, mimicking the natural environment

4.       Permeating consistent natural light throughout the space to disorient the viewer

5.       Utilising transparency to invite light at specific points throughout a space

(Note: These are the 5 concepts organised by importance/purpose. Of the 5 concepts, I chose the one that best links to the chosen theme of Sustainability.)

(Also note that by 'transparency', I am referring to both the literal use of glass as well as the way the building has utilised cutouts, openings and voids in order absorb daylight.) 

Oscar Niemeyer- Army Headquaters

Oscar Niemeyer

 Concept: Bold forms aid and reciprocate an emotional impact on the viewer

1.       Bold forms aid and reciprocate the emotional impact on the viewer

2.       Utilising large sculptural volumes to heighten the experience of space 

3.       Encouraging ‘fluid vectors’ for the viewer through curvaceous forms

4.       Unique geometries contrast with the surrounding environment

5.       Using vivid colours sporadically throughout the building

(Note: These are the 5 concepts organised by importance/purpose.)

Animations + Images

Images 

3 Animations

Week 3: 2 Drafts

Week 3: 36 Custom Textures

Week 2: The Stair

Here are the 2 final Stair designs I have chosen to go with for my Idea.

Stair 1.

 

Stair 2. 

Week 1: 18 Drawings

1. Above: Refractive
2. Bottom: Rhythmic

3. Above: Refractive
4. Bottom: Ribbon

5. Above: Refractive
6. Bottom: Elongating

7. Above: Rhythmic
8. Bottom: Contort

9. Above: Amalgamation
10. Bottom: Rhythmic

11. Above: Contort
12. Bottom: Elongating

13. Above: Amalgamation
14. Bottom: Elongating

15. Above: Ribbon
16. Bottom: Amalgamation

17. Above:  Ribbon
18. Bottom: Contort