It's over.

last studio attendence

Evidence

update

Moving Element # 1 - rotating cubic rooms.

*update* comp labs tables are changed to just plain round tables without the what-i-call: 'face barriers'

Stair view from the inside

Moving Element #2 - located on the left side, extending roof over the area for wet weather. The area below will also be re-made into a quad-like area.

Design 2

Edited a little bit more on the structures from the last design.

One of the moving elements is the extendable roof between sports centre and the square house during rainy weather. The other element would be the smaller cubic stacks that can be rotated on the spot for solar gain and natural light.

More details of the structure is still in progress.

lumion photos for design 1

Design 1

Implemented some elements from my perspectives and from the section/plan activity in week 03.
Not entirely confident about the bridge to NIDA...still at brainstorm stage.

Week 03 Class Exercise

Original 

Perspective used

Mashup:

Moving Lumion Practice

Mash Up

Orange Article
Green Article
Blue Article

Imaginative play can engage residents to recognize and to stake a claim in the urban planning and design process.  The breakdown of the human adaptation of architecture can be traced to the kids' ceaseless projects that is bringing play into planning. It’s demonstrating the new ways in which forced conceptual separation of ornament from function, a relatively recent occurrence in human ideas had merit. The appetite for the new influence of the object or place has on the user is part of its function. A community's imagination of ornament and function can lead to remarkable outcomes.  There is no structure in nature that can be classified as pure ornament without function. Architecture is constantly projecting, speculating and theorising. The future is right now and we want to present what it looks like.

18 Perspectives

A

Obscured levitated space

Infinite one direction

 

unconventional balance of mass

B

Challenge of fixated structures 

Complication of simplicity

Separation of combination

C

Sturdiness with a touch of elegance

Grand relation of hierarchy 

Horizontal meets the vertical space

D

Levels of sophisticated arrangements

Accumulation of systems 

Coming towards one purpose

E

Deliberated positioning of space

Movement of spatial relations 

Small connection for big ideas

F

Steps to unity

Integration of differences 

Exemplification of contrasting shapes