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Monday, April 4, 2011. Modelling Test of Intervention. Extruded warehouses in model form without walls. Some of the buildings on site have missing walls, windows or are blocked off from the open land in front of them. The model tries to reconnect both. Elevation in and around the walls was the first step in interconnecting land and building:. Adapting to what already exists on Site. How can the building be connected to the landscape without simply making it just for residential housing? Reduce heavy traf...

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Monday, April 4, 2011. Modelling Test of Intervention. Extruded warehouses in model form without walls. Some of the buildings on site have missing walls, windows or are blocked off from the open land in front of them. The model tries to reconnect both. Elevation in and around the walls was the first step in interconnecting land and building:. Adapting to what already exists on Site. How can the building be connected to the landscape without simply making it just for residential housing? Reduce heavy traf...

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Vernacular Landscape Architecture: Defining Composition

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Saturday, April 2, 2011. After site visit and establishing that my vernacular landscape must be constructed from a composition of different parts placed into a context, I had to define what the actual composition would be. With this construction method in mind I would like to take the parts from South Kensington and form different arrangements for site to show beneficial functions for different communities in the space currently and in the future. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Vernacular Landscape Architecture

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Monday, March 21, 2011. The model was constructed from what was found on site. In most common cases the vernacular is perceived as using what is already existing on site in order to construct some sort of design. This was the misconception in which this model was constructed in, however its overall construction fits in with what I learned from site analysis at South Kensington. Did the insects feel safe on the stick structure? Do the users of the warehouses feel safe? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Vernacular Landscape Architecture: Guides for Site

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Sunday, April 3, 2011. These are some elements included in the Moonee Valley Council document and its ideals for the future of Kensington in Melbourne. The abandoned warehouses and abattoirs are planned to become residential areas with the following in mind:. Preserve Kensington’s historic character. Reduce heavy traffic and noise pollution. Reduce parking on streets- provide more parking in residential areas for residents. Reduce Speeding Rat Running. Encourage Local Shops to stay in the area.

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Vernacular Landscape Architecture: March 2011

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Monday, March 21, 2011. Herzog and de Meuron attempted a similar blending in their lower Manhattan condo building at 40 Bond Street, this time, street art (graffiti) into architecture. The last image was a random shape drawn into the ground. This was drawn into the ground according to the feelings I had of the site. This could potentially be a reflection on the graffiti found in the warehouses. Did the insects feel safe on the stick structure? Do the users of the warehouses feel safe? Composition- How th...

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Vernacular Landscape Architecture: Everyday Example

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Monday, March 21, 2011. Herzog and de Meuron attempted a similar blending in their lower Manhattan condo building at 40 Bond Street, this time, street art (graffiti) into architecture. March 22, 2011 at 1:11 AM. I am interested in the method you are doing your own research by creating a blogpost such this. April 2, 2011 at 6:44 PM. Thank you for commenting! Please feel free to leave feedback and any of my posts as it is important that I have an outside view for my work. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Just another WordPress.com site. If Singapore was a unified district…. In response to the rapid and unrestrained development of the city following the fall of the Berlin wall. Their projects try to open up a space of communication and negotiation in which relations can be made and conflicts played out. The bubble nestles itself into whatever is already there, its transparency allowing dialogue to occur between inside and outside; everything blurs together, but remains visible nonetheless. It creates ...

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Site Recordings – Melbourne Central Exit | sonic fields

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Site Recordings – Melbourne Central Exit. Posted by sonic fields. On March 23, 2011 · Leave a Comment. For this mini project, I made a series of 1 minute sound recordings while walking from La Trobe Street through the site to the laneway meeting on the other side. I repeated this for both on and off peak periods, and also for the less busy time of 9:30 – just after peak hour. I then threw the recordings into the sound program Audacity. Sound clips coming soon…. Filed under Personal Work. But Does It Float.

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Mapping our Auditory Environments. Sound and The Landscape Architect. Site Recordings – Melbourne Central Exit. Posted by sonic fields. On April 11, 2011 · Leave a Comment. Filed under Personal Work. Mapping our Auditory Environments. Posted by sonic fields. On April 7, 2011 · Leave a Comment. Filed under Other's work. Posted by sonic fields. On April 4, 2011 · Leave a Comment. This week I completed a Soundwalk as a mini project. As I have said before, a major concern of mine is the lack of the audit...

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Mapping our Auditory Environments. Sound and The Landscape Architect. Site Recordings – Melbourne Central Exit. Newer posts →. Les Triplettes de Belleville. Filed under Other's work. Pink Floyd – Time. Filed under Other's work. Murray Schafer – The Soundscape: Our Sonic Environment and the Tuning of the World. I have really been getting into the book ‘The Soundscape: Our Sonic Environment and the tuning of the World’ by the composer and Soundscape researcher R. Murray Schafer. Schafer began his s...I wis...

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Camp Follie 03 – Amplification Basin | sonic fields

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Camp Follie 03 – Amplification Basin. Posted by sonic fields. On March 23, 2011 · Leave a Comment. This follie was designed to amplify the sounds of the beach, and to minimise the impact, or effectively cancel out, other sounds coming from the area. Whilst completing my earlier camp follies I realised that there was one specific position that was being played with each time. I feel this is especially important in the urban context, where we have so many sounds, cues and noises competing for attention.

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Camp Follie 02 – Sound Compass | sonic fields

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Camp Follie 02 – Sound Compass. Posted by sonic fields. On March 17, 2011 · 1 Comment. This follie – the ‘Sound Compass’ – is a diagram of distinct sounds surrounding my area of camp. Each string is a representation of a specific, prolonged sound that occurred during a 5 minute period. Filed under Personal Work. Camp Follie 01 – Anglesea Beach. Camp Follie 03 – Amplification Basin →. One Response to “Camp Follie 02 – Sound Compass”. March 19, 2011 at 2:13 am. 8220;As his career grew, David Byrne went fro...

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