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EXP2: The Space In between

April 29, 2018

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The 18 Sketch Axonometric

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An interesting design. An amazing architecture. A beautiful photo.

a: I designed this pencil holder a year ago. It is made both for the function and aesthetics. The repurposing of the materials from Bunnings and the way how separated parts interact with each other may be the core of this design. The most interesting part of the design would be that it encourages people to see things from a different perspective and understand them like a new-born baby. It is also inspiring to think that pencils, the "users" here, are also part of the whole design and can actually help to express the emotions. b: This is Cuadra San Cristobal in Mexico by Luis Barragan. The bold use of the emotional colours and the dramatic way to deal with water and open space together contribute to the poetic quality of this architecture. Barragan always believes that beautiful thing don't have to be functional, which was a big challenge to the popular functionism at that time. Even in today's society, when sustainability and function are becoming the m...

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Final Section The upper client is CJ Hendry and the lower client is revival cycles. The process Dimension Drawing for the section Images Animati ons 1: The architecture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPsxSGSMxHY 2: The sections https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4e3Jfnz4Qg 3: The path clients would use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqKoNkOTXOU Inspiration from week 3 36 Sketches Above In Between Below Apply to the architecture THE STAIR 8 Sections Three Words Revival cycles: Case; Insert; Consistent. CJ Hendry: Unit; Paint; Wrinkling. Gucci: Overlap; Flare; Separated. 18 Sketches Clients: CJ Hendry and Revival cycles The SketchUp Models SET ONE Ab...

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THE THEORY THE ARTICLE Actionable Idealism: A design process of a true beautiful architecture is the process of elevating pragmatic solutions to structural problems to the level of art.

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