Showing posts with label Chen Zhan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chen Zhan. Show all posts

Monday, 21 June 2010

Drawing Arrangement update


Version 1


Version 2



Following today's discussion, I had some updates for the drawing arrangement.

I've changed the scale of each drawing according to the profile grid.
I've taken drawing at very low position away.
And sorry Jonathan since I don't think the perspective way to put drawings will work also it will be a bit strange when look at them from the front, I would still prefer to put drawings in a normal way.

Here is a question for Antoine and Royce. Is that possible to change you two's model position so that all Antoine's drawings can be put together as showed in Version 2? Otherwise I'll use Version 1.



Friday, 18 June 2010

Exhibition Drawing Arrangement

This is the newest version of drawing arrangement. Basically I've tried to move relavent drawings to each model. The top line of drawings is aligned with the top of profile. Lables will be located beside each drawing.

Small prints at the corner position will be decided later(if you have any more good renderings/photos/diagrams please send me ASAP). Angle of drawings will be updated later as well.

We finally decide to print on 160g paper. And we've tried to mount drawings on cheap brown card board as well as white foam board. Samples will be showed in Sunday's meeting.

In terms of hanging small prints, I'll make 2 versions with fish wires. Also can be seen on Sunday.

Everyone's foil model will be put near their fragment to have a better connected story.

Comments are strongly welcome!!!



Monday, 31 May 2010

section view draft


This is the developed version of view 3 with a bit facade around and less perspective. I'll start to do the line drawing if this view is ok.

section view

Following the previous post for my section, I cut again through the stair.
Below are several views that I thought good. I felt a bit hard to choose the best for my section drawing.

1. Showing the route going up to 2nd floor mainly. I can explain my idea to let people walk through inside profile space. (This is the reason why I didn't connect 2 levels of profile as one).I can also describe more activities happened on the wide stairs.
2. Same cut as the first one but viewing more from right front. Stronger sense of perspective view. The space for car to go at ground floor is clearer(it's the widest way between 2 profiles in the middle).

3.Cut from the other side to show the route connects Peter St. and Lexington St. This route goes up to 1st floor first to create a bridge to let car go through and then down back to ground floor.I think the horizontal void cutting pattern is better at this side and we can see a bit of the entrance from lexington side(right in the image). But the effect of the stair and the route is not as strong as the other two.

Section draft version


This is the draft version of my section drawing.
Is this view ok? Shall I zoom in more to the profiles? And any more detail should I add?

Since the curve of the circle is been distorted so much when I transfer my rhino file to illustrator, I sort of decide to make this drawing via laser cut machine with 1mm card board rather than print it out on paper. I can divide the drawing into several layers by spatial order, laser cut each and then assemble them together to achieve a raised effect.

Sunday, 30 May 2010

Black Box Model

Top one is the way how I will apply void to the Black Box.
The horizontal void cut for current model is following some ring shapes,I've tried to cut the black box following the same shape(as showed on top left). However the black box became too open that what's inside doesn't achieve as something mystery. Finally I decided only have too quite small cuts for the top surface, just to bring a bit light to the inside without showing too many structures.

The second image shows what people can see from each holes at 4 sides of the box. There are totally 8 viewing points --- 3 each at front/back and 1 each at sides. The height is been set up to the eye level which is about 1.5m from floor.

Monday, 17 May 2010

Initial rendering of the external view

This is an initial rendering for the external view from Peter Street, which is the entrance to my passage way. I finally plan to keep the facade frame and the structure columns of the existing car park. I think the idea to show the contrast between the old and new is very interesting as discussed in the previous crits.
The material of the perforate panels is been set up as steel metal, the entrance is kind of hidden by the pattern applied.

Sunday, 9 May 2010

testing model page


This page belongs to 'Becoming Habitat'. As discussed last Friday, it simply shows my paper models relating to different void cuts. The diagram on the right is transformed from my previous sketches.

Saturday, 30 January 2010

Camouflage: A Catalogue of Effects



What will we do without Jin Uk?
Chen and Kit's perforated area.
Jonathan with Fumi's colourful schedules.
The back members room before the dazzling bega

Zamri cutting the pieces of the table.

Ru photographing the models.

Wednesday, 27 January 2010

Monday, 25 January 2010

exhibition book mock-up using chen's patterns

title page for each camouflage presentation group

camouflage presentation summary

cover page for individual pattern study with blurb and pattern

sample of general spread containing patterns (i have all the spreads for chen's patterns but decided to only upload one as an example)

final page of individual pattern study: ends with some images of successful foil models and how they are a translation of the 2d studies (optional - if people think its necessary in which case would need you to name your 2-3 best models and write a bit more text about the move from 2d-3d)

Please comment on whether you like the general layout or if you think its too simple. I tried to incorporate the pattern as part of the graphics and will do the same for each pattern hence I would like to get the go-ahead from everyone in order to move ahead and format the whole book. thanks!

Sunday, 24 January 2010

wallpaper plan - perforated wall

Hi Kit-chen^^
I
t could have differences with final wall but the maximum gap will be within ±15 millimeter. and kits perforation position shouldn't be lower than glazing bottom so it changed into one module from the previous plan has two module. but kits one hasn't many layers then we don't need to limit the size of module vertically.

thanks

Friday, 22 January 2010

new wallpaper underlay

Antoine, Chen and I created this last night to take some of the pressure off the wallpaper team.. it just uses fewer patterns and smoother transitions to make the room a bit more cohesive - it also creates shapes for 'wall reliefs', the perforate model and the table

obviously it needs a lot more graphic work especially in the middle with chen and kits patterns... but it can be used as an underlay for the wallpaper team.

Saturday, 9 January 2010

Sunday, 22 November 2009

Brewer Street Analysis

This is the new version of my street territory analysis.
I've tried to add other crossed streets to the territory pattern, but it seems a little bit messy. So maybe it's still better to keep my original focus on brewer Street only.

Thursday, 15 October 2009

Leopard Pattern Development






From top to bottom:

1. Regular moving trace of dots in shading.
Transformation of my interests in the pattern trace when leopard is running.

2. Pattern reform
Through the research of "How leopard get its dots", the dots are generated by diffusion-reaction system, they change (reform from dots to rosette) and grow.

3. Pattern defined shape
Pattern can somehow break the outline in order to camouflage the body. In this way, other shapes are been defined by these patterns as well.

4. Disruptive Pattern
Taking one principle of leopard dots' function, camouflage is been realised by the disruptive pattern system.

5. Ambiguous Perspective


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