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Wk 4: Videos

Wk 4: Finalizing Datum

FINAL IMAGES







Short Movie



Short Movie that has something to do with my stair, texture and materiality.

Wk 3: Client Artworks and Materials

CLIENT ARTWORK DISPLAYED IN MODEL:



ENTRANCE STAIRS:

INTERIOR STAIRS:


WALL:


Wk 2: Model + Stair

FINAL MODEL + STAIRS

ENTRY STAIR 

STAIR FROM GROUND TO FIRST FLOOR

STAIR FROM BASEMENT TO GROUND FLOOR

SECTION 
STAIR SECTIONS


MATERIAL SELECTION:
Underground Studio: Carpet Plush Charcoal (Floor), Carpet Berber Pattern Gray (Stairs), Formica Graystone (Walls) 
Exterior: Granite Dark Gray and Glass Windows
Interior: Blacktop New Walls, Carrerra Marble Floor


Wk 3: 36 words and Textures

36 Words:


ABOVE
BETWEEN
BELOW




ABOVE

reflective
conductivity
rustic
flexible
elasticity
bouncy
brittle
permeability
porous
fusibility
luminosity
fluffy


BETWEEN
weatherability
adhesiveness
durable
weaved
fluidity
self-healing
flammability
stiffness
toughness
silky
viscosity
layered



BELOW
malleable
absorptive
compress-ability
raw
coarse
density
corrugated
magnetic
plasticity
rigid
peeling
ductile

36 TEXTURES:



Wk 2: The Stair



Inspiration:







MY OWN STAIR DESIGNS:

FIRST SET OF CHOSEN STAIR:

"Hierarchical" : Issey's use of different sized boxes and hierarchical uniformity is demonstrated in these set of stair. For the model, I cut out the sides and made it into triangular shapes instead of rectangles to fit my model better.

 SECOND SET OF CHOSEN STAIR:


"Distress": Irregular sized walls and twisting geometric stairs derived from Louise's sense of movement and deformity. This also fits well with my irregular geometric shapes for my final model. 

THIRD SET OF CHOSEN STAIR:

"Growth": The staircase was built to show a sense of growth from the smaller, shorter set to the large, double set of stairs.

OTHER TRIALS:

"Hierarchical": Once again, uniform shaped stairs created, as inspired by Issey. This time I used circles instead of boxes and allowed them to decrease in size.


"Malleable": Louise's malleable structure inspired this set of stair. Created around a center point, the pie shaped steps spiral up. "Hierarchical" also plays a role in this set of stair as the shapes are uniformed and decrease in size.



Wk 1: From Sections into Sketchup Models

Draft 1.



HIERARCHICAL


DISTRESS

HIERARCHICAL + DISTRESS COMBINED

Draft 2.

HIERARCHICAL

DISTRESS

HIERARCHICAL + DISTRESS COMBINED

TRIAL 3.

HIERARCHICAL

MALLEABLE

HIERARCHICAL + MALLEABLE COMBINED




FINAL MODEL.

DISTRESS

 
HIERARCHICAL


 
DISTRESS + HIERARCHICAL COMBINED




Section Drawing Inspiration:
Top (Draft 3)
Bottom (Draft 1)

Top (Draft 2)
Chosen Final Draft