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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
- Wall Relief
- wall dimension
- wall-E
- exhibition book mock-up using chen's patterns
- Final Table Design
- Side E of wall
- wallpaper plan - perforated wall
- wallpaper plan-02
- new wallpaper underlay
- wallpaper plan-01
- sɐǝpı suɹǝʇʇɐd uoıʇıqıɥxǝ ☼ pt.2
- wallpaper plan
- sɐǝpı suɹǝʇʇɐd uoıʇıqıɥxǝ ☼
- Tokyo Review/ Exhibition meeting 19.01.10
- No title
- Catalogue + Exhibition Workshop 15.01.10
- Here are some examples to help you to represent in...
- Tokyo research- scramble + Udagawacho
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- In Tokyo I've followed ten people and catergories ...
- Omotesando: Lights and its context
- relationship(interaction) study(building and users...
- SHIBUYA SHIBUYA des!
- Tokyo Research - Q-Front Analysis
- Tokyo Research - Shibuya Scramble
- Tokyo Research -- Mark City
- Tokyo Researches
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- perforate (3)
- profile wall (3)
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- block (2)
- courtyard analyse (2)
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- Borrowed lights and reflected lights/signs onto neighbour buildings (1)
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- Meydan – Umraniye Retail Complex and Multiplex (1)
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- cube (1)
- depth (1)
- diagram in development (1)
- different views for rendering of light and perforation effects (1)
- distort (1)
- extrusion (1)
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- view from inside coming up soon. and also night time (1)
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2 comments:
Hi Jinuk- I think the mapping of the sheets is very useful, together with the doors and understanding the corners. I think the bottom pattern is the most promising in terms of transition between patterns but could be rescaled a little and also both quiet and loud (some white space/ filigree vs. bold). Maybe these patterns can be recombined more fluidly (less democratically...!) for the moment to see the potential. I would suggest a simple start/ structure and intention that can be built up in terms of complexity. Would be great to see these and some further developments scaled onto the model of the room. Also can we see the other contents (installations/ tables etc) in outline form off of the wall? Looking formward to catching up tomorrow- thanks for posting- Jonathan
Hi Jinuk! I like the bottom pattern but it looks very complicated and I am worried it will lose the dynamic effects from all the patterns. I think it is better to limit 1 or 2 main patterns and somehow incorporate everybody's pattern inside (i.e. big dazzle pattern overall but if you look closer, maybe the stripes are consisting of somebody else's pattern...etc)
Thanks for posting!!!
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