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FLOWSPACE ARCHITECTURE / LONDON
AA Bar/ AA School of Architecture
AA INTERMEDIATE UNIT 6
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Camouflage is the blog for Intermediate Unit 6 at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, taught by Jonathan Dawes, Dagobert Bergmans and Fumiko Kato
Click below to view unit texts, student and tutor posts and collective projects alongside links and unit history.
Click below to view unit texts, student and tutor posts and collective projects alongside links and unit history.
FLOWSPACE ARCHITECTURE / LONDON
AA Exhibition 5-20 Feb 2010
AA Bar/ AA School of Architecture
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- Camouflage: A Catalogue of Effects
- wallpaper-test
- for your eyes... royce
- soket location final
- wallpaper- final?
- video sample of foil model
- b-day gl
- Wallpaper
- elevation & floor plan for construction team
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- Final Table Design
- Side E of wall
- wallpaper plan - perforated wall
- wallpaper plan-02
- new wallpaper underlay
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- sɐǝpı suɹǝʇʇɐd uoıʇıqıɥxǝ ☼ pt.2
- wallpaper plan
- sɐǝpı suɹǝʇʇɐd uoıʇıqıɥxǝ ☼
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- Here are some examples to help you to represent in...
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- Omotesando: Lights and its context
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3 comments:
Hi,Kit! It's a very interesting observation about buildings with lights and their territories.
Maybe you can explore bit more graphically, maybe you can create your own technique to draw lights?
Thank you for posting! Keep going!
Hi Kit- thanks for posting. I think the observations and intent are clear in your studies- but at present the work is too reliant on the photographs as the drawings have limited content. Can they be more than diagrammatic? Try to add more information to the drawings to reflect your observations- reflectivity of materials/ angles of view/ areas of illuminations/ profiles etc.- Best- Jonathan
Hi Kit, your drawing is explaning where the pictures are taken. Could you make a drawing explaining the expansion of the visibility of Dior because of the reflexions (compared to direct vision).
The pictures demonstrate very clearly different (spatial/sectional) conditions on how Dior is seen in its surroundings. Dagobert
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