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Consider.process.design: phase three : exemplifying commUNITy
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Monday, April 5, 2010. Phase three : exemplifying commUNITy. With having completed both phase one and phase two in teams, you will be tackling phase three solo. After a short design charrette, you will be randomly assigned a client and a unit space. You will use your creativity and design skills to develop a thoughtful and innovative private living unit inspired by your previous concept for phase two and your client’s lifestyle. A finished floor plan with legend. As was the case with previous work, your ...
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Consider.process.design: Phase Three Process Booklet Requirements
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Thursday, April 15, 2010. Phase Three Process Booklet Requirements. The process booklet for phase three will be reviewed in draft form on Monday April 19th and the final process booklet will be turned in on Friday April 23rd. The process booklet should measure 8.5" x 11" and have a simple binding. The layout of the process booklet is up to you, however the items listed below must be included in the process booklet:. Plans (all plans are to be scaled to 3/16" = 1'-0"). A Rendered Floor Plan. What would yo...
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pathways, edges, boundaries: November 2008
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Sunday, November 30, 2008. Desert:Interactive-Progressive-Gateway: One of our test models. This is the desert groups test model. We mixed plaster and concrete and used pea pebbles as an aggregate. However, there was a flaw with using the cardboard box. It was not quite strong enough to support the strength and bond of the concrete and it let the concrete seep into the edges enough.that it did not quite create the edges that we had hoped for. Pictured above are Chey and Kristina sanding down the final, dr...
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first year: November 2008
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Sunday, November 2, 2008. Keep things in perspective. This page illustrates how to progress through a one point perspective drawing. First start with two dimensional shapes, then project lines to the vanishing point to create the sense of depth. This page explains much of the same thing as the one above it, however it is in two point perspective. Go to the gallery and check out the environments. They are an awesome example of what can be done with these simple tools. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This site...
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first year: 101 Things I learned in Architecture
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008. 101 Things I learned in Architecture. Improved design process, not a perfectly realized building, is the most valuable thing you gain from one design studio and take with you to the next. Because a project doesn't deserve a good grade if the process that led to it was sloppy, ill-structured, or the result of hit-and-miss good luck. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. 101 Things I learned in Architecture. FIRST YEAR BLOG.FOLIOS.
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pathways, edges, boundaries: Desert: Interactive-Progressive-Gateway:Initial Ideas
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Monday, December 1, 2008. The very first picture is a collaboration of point words that our group came up with, so that we could use them to channel into our concepts. Some of the point words are no longer relevant to what we are doing currently. However, all of the words are apart of our thought process as a group and got us to the point we are at now. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Living on the Edge. Desert group working on making their test models-C. Living on the Edge Work Summary.
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first year: Portfolio List
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Tuesday, December 2, 2008. From Nadia's drawing classes:. 3 perspectives from the pictures brought in, (1, 2, and 3 point). 2 interior perspectives from dorm room (1, and 2 point). 9 architectural hardware at 3 distances drawings (the ones from the lobby). House shadowing in perspective exercise. From Stoell's drafting classes:. Orthographic/ 3D shapes excercise. 1 woodland chapel poche drafting. 1 Venturi House 1st floor drafting/lettering assignment (poche'd drawing). 1 north arrow/scale exercise.
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pathways, edges, boundaries: October 2008
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Friday, October 31, 2008. It seems most efficient that one elected member from each group [northside, midtown, southside] submit all documentation and findings for the blog [Phase one] directly in the digital drop box under the folder entitled "Phase 1 documentation" under "iar 101 PEB". This information will be taken and compiled and posted to the blog. Ask around studio if you do not know how to access the drop box. Your efforts have been successful thus far, keep up the good work! Living on the Edge.
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pathways, edges, boundaries: Desert:Interactive-Progressive-Gateway: One of our test models
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Sunday, November 30, 2008. Desert:Interactive-Progressive-Gateway: One of our test models. This is the desert groups test model. We mixed plaster and concrete and used pea pebbles as an aggregate. However, there was a flaw with using the cardboard box. It was not quite strong enough to support the strength and bond of the concrete and it let the concrete seep into the edges enough.that it did not quite create the edges that we had hoped for. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Living on the Edge. Those o...
