Final Curated Blog Submission

10 PROCESS IMAGES

Crumpling technique - 26.03.20

Sketch of Model - 2.04.20

Model of sketch above - 7.04.20

Process of constructing 3D model of transition space - 14.04.20

Completed transition model #1 - 17.04.20

Completed transition model #2 - 17.04.20

Completed transition model #3 - 17.04.20

Exterior sketch of site - 2.04.20

Rendered Model of Exterior Site - 18.04.20

Rendered interior of model - 19.04.20

PRESENTATION

Week 8: Use of Materials

Fusion 360 Materials

Materials used:

Mirror, iron, glass, granite (black and white, blue pearl), plastic 

Models

Timber, Marble, Steel

Marble, Concrete, Hard Plastic

 Textured concrete wall, tiles, frosted glass 

Week 7: Light and Scale

Fusion 360 3D Model

Before shelling

The recommended 2mm length seemed too thick and suffocating on the "I", thus I opted for a 1mm thickness, allowing a greater interior space.

Isabelle

Haeun

Kim

Finished Product:
Curved lines used to create sleek edges

Models: Lighting and Scale

Model #1, scale 1:25

Light from below model, shining upwards

Light from above model

Light shinng straight ahead from bottom left

Light illuminating from behind

Model #2, scale 1:50

Experimented with how shadows form and interact when a focal light was shined at different distances along the model.

Light shining front, straight ahead onto the model

Light shining onto middle of model

Light shining onto the far back portion

Light from behind the model

Model #3, scale 1:100

Light in front of model

Light from bottom left

Light shining from above

Light illuminating from inside the model

Perspective from back of model

Week 5: Models

Models 

Paper model of Room

Cardboard model of Room

 The cardboard of the model above was wrapped in working out sheets to promulgate what was primarily conducted in the space.

In terms of flexibility and adaptability, the paper was more accommodating than the cardboard, due to the fineness and malleability of the material. However, the rigid and sturdy nature of the cardboard prevented any tears to occur, and provided a substational model.

Exterior Model of House #1

Exterior Model of House #2

Folding techniques 

Crumpling

X-Form Spans

Masu Box + No Crease

Fusion 360 Model

The model below communicates the transition space within my site, a corridor connecting to different rooms. 

1:1 Layout 

1:1 Layout in Illustrator on Template

Modelled out of thick paper. 

The layout of the pieces made in Fusion 360 provided a template for the creation of the model. The use of thick paper amalgamated the rigid and stable structure of cardboard, with the flexibility of regular, thin paper, thus proving it easier to work with. 

Finalised Images of Fusion 360 Model