Experiment 2: The Custom Textures

My 3 chosen words were: Intersecting, Fluid and Scattered.

 

The three chosen textures for my model were these:

Experiment 2: Axonometric diagram and Sketch Perspectives

Axonometric Drawing:

2 Point Perspective Drawing:

Sketch Perspectives:

Experiment 2: Final Design

SketchUp Model:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1j795rkt49rdqyy/Experiment%202%20Model%20FINAL.skp?dl=0

- For rendering my model, I used SketchUp Podium.


This building consists of 3 levels housing all the necessary spaces and equipment for students to use. The bridge sits on top of the building and extends out to NIDA and the Tyree Building. The modern building, based on deconstructivistic architecture. The unique facade, roof, outside and birdge of the building is heavily by Zaha Hadid's, Riverside Museum and Peter Zumthor, Church.

 :Aerial View

 : Back Entrance

 : View from Anzac Parade

 : View from zebra crossing at Anzac Parade

 : View from UNSW

 : 1st Floor from main entrance

 : 3rd Floor Study Space

 : Bridge Stairs to 3rd Floor

Experiment 2: The Moving Elements

- Moving Element 1: Sliding back doors into the 1st floor

- Moving Element 2: Part of the roof coming down to a doorway in the bridge. This space can be used as an outdoor study space or a place to meet friends and relax in the fresh air.

Peter Zumthor - Church

Original Plan:

Experimentation:

Final:

Theory

The main topic I focused on was deconstructivist architecture.

5 Words:

• Structural
• Fragmented
• Rebellious
• Elegant 
• Geometric

Sentence:

Going against traditional and modern rules of ornamental design and ‘form follow function’, respectively, deconstructivism provides an elegant and rebellious style upon a fragmented and dislocated building.

Reference:

Stouhi, Dima. “What is Deconstructivism?” archdaily. August 12, 2018. https://www.archdaily.com/899645/what-is-deconstructivism.

Circulation Cross

Cross 1:

In Campus:

Cross 2:

In Campus: