SKETCHES
-composing the bridge in layers
-having multiple pathways of circulation
-interweaving paths
-connection to nature with a green roof and trees integrated with the bridging structure
INSPIRATION:
SANAA Rolex Centre
David tajchman
Tuesday, 31 May 2016
Tuesday, 24 May 2016
Bridging Model
Connected Buildings
1. Square House
2. Round House
3. Block House
4. Tyree
5. Law Building
6. International House (college)
7. NIDA and 891 Bus Station
Plan View of Bridging between existing buildings and newly created spaces embedded along the bridge |
Studio and Computer Space, Bridging wraps around east facade of Square House |
Inspiration |
Library Space, Glass Exterior and surrounding seating area that slopes to ground level from the bridge |
Tuesday, 17 May 2016
EXP 3_PERSPECTIVES
MASHUP
Timber buildings are regularly praised for their sustainability, as carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere by the trees remains locked in the structure of the building.
A system of building with live trees that attempts to do just that.
Mankind must not only coexist with nature, but also be its active benefactor
Integrating trees in architectural and urban design
We developed solutions to adapt to climate change
http://www.archdaily.com/775884/baubotanik-the-botanically-inspired-design-system-that-creates-living-buildings
The bridging structure offers visitors the chance to take a closer look at the tree canopy
To experience the site from the treetops for the first time
Disappear as a sinuous silver ribbon that meanders between trees and canopies
Up close and personal with the canopy
http://www.dezeen.com/2016/04/28/treetop-walkway-glenn-howells-architects-westonbirt-national-arboretum-in-gloucestershire-pathway-bridge-uk/
PERSPECTIVES
Tuesday, 3 May 2016
Justin Pak_ARCH1101_EXP 2_The Space Between_Final Submission
THE TWO CONCEPTS
ALDO VAN EYCK: Opposition of Heavy and Light.
Heavy structures seemingly float through suspension by juxtaposition with thin elements, not following the structural nature of built forms. This opposition creates a contrasts between elements that conveys a sense of lightness. The opposition of heavy and light is also achieved with opposing materiality to changes the weight of the elements.
PETER EISENMAN: Ambiguity between Land-form and Building
Undulating curves and flat plates mimics contouring land-forms and merges the building within its landscape. The transition connects the landscape with the building, situating the building and surrounding context together as architecture.
18 SKETCH AXONOMETRICSAXONOMETRICS
Peter Eisenman: Order and Disorder |
Aldo Van Eyck: Opposition of Heavy and Light |
Peter Eisenman: Ambiguity Between Land-form and Building |
Aldo Van Eyck: Ambiguous Thresholds |
Peter Eisenman: Intersecting Planes and Created Spaces |
Aldo Van Eyck: Amalgamation of Repetition |
PARALLEL PROJECTIONS
Opposition of Heavy and Light, Ambiguity between Land-form and Building |
Intersecting Planes and Created Spaces, Amalgamation of Repetition |
Order and Disorder, Ambiguous Thresholds |
36 CUSTOM TEXTURES
CHOSEN TEXTURES
Light |
Medium |
Dark |
Light to Dark Textures |
IMAGE CAPTURES AND THE ARCHITECTURE
ELECTROLIQUID AGGREGATION
A light rail stop built for sustainability has a structural form embedded harmoniously into the existing environment, the curvilinear form extends from the floor plane to the light rail station, this merges the built structure with the landscape harmoniously to minimise its visual impact. Heavy traffic is shifted underground with the above ground area expanded for an open greenery environment, this preserves the circulation of people, traffic and streets. Technology is combined with architecture with rising floor modules that provide places of seating during non peak hours, in which technology adapts to the program of use. Technology is also utilized for illumination at night, providing glowing hues and added vibrancy to the light rail station.
VIDEO
LUMION RENDERS
LUMION MODEL DROPBOX
Lumion Model_EXP 2_The Space Between
SKETCHUP MODEL
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