EXP 1 | Week 4 Studio Work II: Draft Model Development

Choose one of your two conceptual designs to take through to a higher degree of resolution. This model should include the best examples of your custom textures.

Upload your final model into Google SketchUp 3D warehouse.

Elevations

North Elevation	East Elevation
South Elevation	West Elevation

Sections

North Section	East Section
South Section	West Section

Pictorial Views

Exterior view of the showroom

Magnus Walker's Workshop

Upper ground showroom

Rooftop Issey Miyake exhibition room

Issey Miyake's workshop

Close-up of Showroom

Interior of ground floor showroom

Entrance to Walker's Workshop and showroom reception area

3D Warehouse

EXPERIMENT 1 FINAL SUBMISSION

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THE THREE WORDS_

http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/03/week-0-pre-studio-task.html

THE 18 SKETCH SECTIONS_

Custom Drawn 18 Sketch Sections: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/03/week-1-studio-work-18-concept-sketches.html

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES_

Hand Drawn 36 Custom Textures: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/03/week-3-studio-work-36-custom-material.html

Custom Textures Applied to SketchUp model: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/03/week-3-independent-study-sketchup.html

THE STAIR_

2 Pairs of Custom Stair concept Sketches: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/03/week-2-studio-work-stair-concept.html

2 Pairs of Custom Stairs developed in SketchUp: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/03/week-2-independent-study-sketchup.html

Finalised Custom Stairs with Dimensioned Sectional Sketches: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/04/week-4-studio-work-sketchup-stairs-and.html

THE ARCHITECTURE_

Draft SketchUp Models

Draft SketchUp Model 1 and 2: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/03/week-1-independent-study-sketchup.html

Developed Model

Developed SketchUp Model: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/04/week-4-studio-work-ii-draft-model.html

Developed Model Rendered: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/04/final-model-rendered-images.html

Animations

SketchUp Sectional Animations: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/04/week-4-independent-study-sketchup.html

Rendered Circulation Animations: http://chrissstb.blogspot.com.au/2017/04/final-model-rendered-animations.html

EXP 1 | Final Model Rendered Images

Birds Eye View of Showroom situated in an urban environment.

Pedestrian View of Showroom

Close-Up Entrance of Showroom

Interior Ground Floor Showroom displaying Magnus Walker's works.

 Issey Miyake Rooftop Exhibition Space

Issey Miyake's Rooftop Workshop

Issey Miyake's Workshop featuring work space on the left and design space on the right

Magnus Walker's Workshop featuring open garage and graffiti backdrop

Magnus Walker's Workshop featuring central car jack, Parts Workshop
on the right and storage space to the left. 

Final Render for Magnus Walker's Staircase

Final Render for Issey Miyake's Staircase

EXP 1 | Final Model Rendered Animations

Magnus Walker Below Ground Circulation

Issey Miyake Above Ground Circulation

EXP 1 | Week 4 Independent Study: Sketchup Section Animations

Reflecting on the Sketchup model and Sketches in your notebook consider 3 points of view that would show the most significant and distinctive aspects of your design when cut by an animated section.

Upload 3 short animations to YouTube and embed them into your blog.

Animation - Plan Study

Animation - Section Study

Animation - Stair Study

EXP 1 | Week 4 Studio Work I: Sketchup Stairs Development

For the chosen design develop the design of the stair in terms of composition, materials, balustrades and structure. Pay special attention to how the stair integrates with the surrounding architecture.

Upload 3 images of you developed SketchUp Model and the set of 2 dimensional section drawings from your notebook to your blog. Include each materials name as a caption.

Stairs

Magnus Walker

Materials: Oak Wood Steps in Concrete Building Fabric.

Developed Stair in Model

Stair Section

Issey Miyake

Materials: Polished concrete steps, Glass railings.

Developed Stair in Model

Stair Section

EXP 1 | Week 3 Independent Study: SketchUp Texturing

Include 2 simple shapes in your developed SketchUp model and apply an image of your client work to them. They should be to scale and represent an approximate form and volume (this is so we can see the relationship between the work and the space that it was constructed in).

Issey Miyake - In EI Lamp Covers

Magnus Walker - Custom Porsche

Choose 3 of the textures you've developed and apply them to the most appropriate parts of the SketchUp Model. You do not have to cover your entire model, use the textures to highlight certain aspects or spaces.

Below

Segment Texture Storage Room

Close Up

In between

Checker textured Carpet

Close Up

Above

Reflective Wall

Find a short Youtube clip that has something to do with the section, stair, texture or materiality and your scheme. Embed the video into your blog.

Why Great Architecture Should Tell a Story

EXP 1 | Week 3 Studio Work: 36 Custom Material Sections

In groups of 5 come up with 36 words to describe the feature/quality/properties of materials; thinking about how they might be "super". 

Once you have a list work individually to place them into 3 categories (above, below and in between), reflect on the 2 draft SketchUp models and your clients work to help you do this.

In squares of 6x6 units in your notebooks (or a manageable size) carefully draw a material section that represents each of the words.

Below

Inbetween

Above