36 TEXTURES

LUMION 

TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVES

MASHUP

Art is a form of self-expression with absolutely no responsibility to anyone or anything. Architecture can be a piece of art, but it must be responsible to people and its context. To make good buildings, we need a worldview, a conception of the world that is healthy and that enables us to understand things deeply. Architecture must begin with its fundamental task. It must provide an inspiring and terrific experience for people inside and outside of it. It is a human act that invades and displaces the natural ecosystem. Biological order is destroyed every time we clear native plant growth and erect buildings and infrastructure. The goal of architecture is to create structures to house humans and their activities. With the idea that lighting could communicate a message between the building and the viewer the architecture distances itself once more from the “form follows function” approach. The majority of people (architects, architecture students, as well as non-architects) look at architecture as objects. They look at designed buildings as sculptures.If we see buildings as sculptural objects (often unwittingly), we will undoubtedly design them as sculptures as well. The architect should design a building that makes common people feel comfortable, and not to be liked just by architects. It should also adapt to its locality, not designed for somewhere else, or for no place in particular. Architects rarely hold hands with the context of the building he/she designs and walk through the design process together.

http://www.archdaily.com/337603/how-to-make-architecture-not-art

http://www.archdaily.com/429404/unified-architectural-theory-chapter-1

http://www.archdaily.com/774521/what-happens-when-light-starts-to-create-brand-experiences

18 SKETCHES

*Sketches still in pencil because I'm making changes along the way 

EXPERIMENT 2 FINAL SUBMISSION 

THE TWO CONCEPTS
http://nadinetamer.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/jrn-utzon-1.html

THE 18 SKETCH AXONOMETRICS
http://nadinetamer.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/blog-post_25.html

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES
http://nadinetamer.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/blog-post.html

THE IMAGE CAPTURES AND ARCHITECTURE
http://nadinetamer.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/blog-post_3.html
http://nadinetamer.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/the-image-captures-and-architecture.html

THE IMAGE CAPTURES AND ARCHITECTURE

Lumion Development 1

Lumion Development 2

THE IMAGE CAPTURES AND ARCHITECTURE

DARK: On the rooftop, the circles presented symbolise a powerful form of connectedness that no other shape can articulate as well as it can. In a unifying sense, circles draw people together, since the rounded element is its sheltered structure. This is related back to the electroliquid aggregation, whereby a structural form exists whilst catering for a community.

LIGHT: The side bar is the holding piece that is the unifying structure. It embodies the subtlest forms of connection, through bringing together the medium and dark components of the building. It is important in being the functional pillar as well as the gathering component of the building.

MEDIUM: On the front surface, a medium tone exists. This deems itself as the median, slowly blending in the light and dark shades to illustrate a connection between the functional forms articulated in the building. It also adds structural value, holding responsibility for the Light Rail's passageway.

3D Warehouse

Dropbox link 
https://www.dropbox.com/s/l7n5c4cub41xkp0/FINAL%20LUMION_NADINE.ls6?dl=0

THE TWO CONCEPTS

Jørn Utzon
1. Changing perspective for the viewer.
2. To be created in response to a location and be unsuitable somewhere else.
3. A rebellion from convention.
4. Architecture is not static, it keeps evolving.
5. A marriage of form and function.*

Richard Leplastrier

1. Simplicity amplifies the context.
2. Undefined threshold.
3. Propogation of personal connection.
4. A mechanism for gathering and community.*
5. An appearance influenced by activity.





















*The chosen two concepts

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES