Wednesday, 13 March 2019
Sunday, 3 March 2019
EXP1: Sketch of Stairs
This Architecture is for around 200 of people.
Client 1, Above, Bernabeifreeman,
Organic
Heavy Stair divides the showroom in to two parts
It uses the concept of cells and various shapes of hexagon
Some hexagons are concave that can storage small products for exhibition purpose.
Client 2, Below, Auto Fabrica,
Metallic
Light Stairs make contrast with the other one
Use steel to make the staircase
Use Curve to connect each step like a DNA Chain
Wednesday, 20 February 2019
PRE: Creative works and their companies/designers
Auto Fabrica https://www.autofabrica.com/: Speed, drive, Metalic
BernabeiFreeman http://www.bernabeifreeman.com.au: shape, shine, luminous
PRE An original photograph of something beautiful-Figure 8 pool
The figure 8 pool is visited in an unexpected excursion. It was the first trip of four friends who know each other from the piano at Queen Victoria Building. We just wanted to go for a drive together, no preparation for walking in long distance. Every time someone got tired and nearly was going to give up, we encouraged each other. After almost 4hrs of walking and climbing through the rocks, the figure 8 pool caught ours eye. In another way, the pool is quite normal but only in a unusual shape. However, at that time, I thought the figure 8 pool is extremely beautiful and praise the pool with all my literary talent. After I trip, I feel I start enjoy the unexpected experience, and have perseverance to consist.
PRE: image of a great piece of architecture---The Fallingwater
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/ap-art-history/later-europe-and-americas/modernity-ap/a/frank-lloyd-wright-fallingwater
The fallingwater is one of the greatest piece of architecture in the 20 century. It is designed by Frank Lloyd Wright who is the protagonist of organic architecture. He devoted to design architecture which promoted balance between nature and manufactured building. The fallingwater also challenge impossible that this building is constructed abover the waterfall. This architecture inspires me that always keep challenging.
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