EXP 2_Final submission

Imitation of the Ebb and Flow

My model imitates the organic forms and movement of nature by curves flowing between the pre existing buildings.

The roof provides shade and protection for the outdoor garden spaces and the walkway of the bridge.

The bridge flows between the buildings like a body of water with glass curved walls and ceilings enhancing the connection with the outdoor spaces.

Organic leaf forms are used throughout the design to highlight the flowing movement of nature.

Rooftop space

Aerial view of bridge

 

Walkway

 Gallery Space

Library 

Sketchup Model:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/i800sltp34r255l/Jessica%20T%201101%20EXP%202.skp?dl=0

Lumion Model:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8q8cd1r4ion920q/Jessica%20T%201101%20EXP%202.ls8s?dl=0

Marking Other Student's Progress

Axonometric

36 Textures

Linear

 Rotational

Flowing

Scalar Translation

Surge

Speed

Scalar Translation texture used on raised platforms and flow texture on walls

Bridge Design

Plan of Zaha Hadid's Riverside Museum

Plan of Bridge

Section of Bridge

Above view of Bridge

Interior view of Bridge

Moving Elements

Window covering

Sliding Bookcase

Two Point Perspective Drawings

1c. The embrace of the facade 

1d. The height of possibility

5c. Function follows light

5d. Towering Shadows

Exp 2: 18 Sketches

1. Structured workshop design

1a. High flying forms

2. Layered construction

2a. The precarious stacking of spaces

2b. Levels of working

3. Windows to the soul

3a. Bathing in light

4. Double bridge access

4a. Steps to the heavens

5. Open connections

5b. Double stretches towards space

6. Overarching reach

6a. Linear light rays

6b. The weight of shadow

Rendered sketch 5

Theory: Imitation of the ebb and flow

Nial Patrick Walsh. "Safdie's Jewel Changi Airport Nears Completion, Featuring the Worlds Tallest Indoor Waterfall". March 14 2019. https://www.archdaily.com/913219/safdies-jewel-changi-airport-nears-completion-featuring-the-worlds-tallest-indoor-waterfall.