Architectural Brief:
Using existing published documents, in particular two-dimensional ortographic drawings (plan and section/elevation) of your project make a three-dimensional parallel projection drawing.
Using existing published documents, in particular two-dimensional ortographic drawings (plan and section/elevation) of your project make a three-dimensional parallel projection drawing.
Part 1: Manual Representation (Axon Drawing)
Main concept of analysis - Reflection of interior space to exterior surface.
Axonometric Drawing
Part 2: Digital Representation (Axon Model and Exploded Axon)
Main concept of analysis - Exploration of the architect's representation of the program in the structure and details.
Axonometric Drawing
Exploded Axonometric Drawing
Rhino Screenshot: Elevation of Exploded Drawing
Rhino Screenshot: Exploded Axonometric Drawing
Part 3: Operations
Main concept of analysis - Exploration of the architect's use and manipulation of fenestration in reflection to the ambient light. He uses both dynamic and static elements to specifically control light in response to program.
Operation Part 1: Scale
Operation Part 2: Opacity and Color
Operation Part 3: Rotation
Full Composition with Operations Part 1-5
Architectural Analysis
RISD Spring 2013
Prof. Hansy Better
RISD Spring 2013
Prof. Hansy Better
