Monday, April 20, 2020

Model #6


Investigating how by transforming the traditional shapes of study/bedrooms from angular to circular allows light to travel and influence the mood of a space to be more abstract and emotive rather than functional. 








Model #5

Investigating how rooms can be multi-layered and whether or not it is a more effective use of space in comparison to conventional study/bedrooms. And how balconies may be more effective above the rooms ground level in allowing more light to enter, as well as, providing a better view and more privacy.






Model #4

Investigating how more light can be let in to a room from above through adding an extruding sky light that also makes a travelling shadow throughout the day, similar to a sundial.






Monday, April 6, 2020

Model #3

Scale: 1:20

Material: Card paper

Concept: Light and shadows through a feature wall

Inspiration: Relates to my interests as I am studying City Planning and live in Sydney





I used tracing paper to easy transfer this silhouette of Sydneys skyline:



Note: Again, unsure what structural changes should be made to the model.


Model #2

Scale: 1:10

Material: Cardboard

Concept: Experimenting with light and shadows.

Inspiration: Abstract jail bars, being stuck in self isolation.




Note: unsure how to progress with the model.

Model #3 Progession

As a city planning student I would aspire to transform my own bedroom/study in to a space that sparks inspiration, hence the Sydney Skyline ...