BINGXUAN YU: 2014

Monday, 30 June 2014

Final Lumion Environment and Sketchup Model Link

Sketchup:

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=u4d63701e-e440-4c74-8b7b-aabb60f937d0

Lumion:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lpmyx7zgsrxuxft/AAA0_XE22xSa4li61kN-GsGTa

Capture images of developed model and environment (With comment)

overview of landscape and school

lower ground view of outside

Gallery

view from the balcony

Folly's lift

Stand on folly and view(Folly is moving element 1)

Stand on folly sense2 (folly is rotated)

walk on the bridge

stand on office

moving element2(boat)

Arrangement of floors

Textures used in model

Final Comments

This is a school build on a valley which are covered by green plants on the ground and rich water full between the valley. I design the school with both the mordern materials like glasses, steel frames. and nature materials such as stone, marble panel. Furthermore, the building is not conflicting with environment. Firstly, it is covered by plants on roof and ground, then, the water fall is flowing through the building to provide a link between environment and building. The first elements in design including a boat shape equipment moving with the water from upper to lower floor and by sitting on this equipment, you can look around the whole building from different view and very funny as well. The second moving element is the architecture folly, it is a canteen for school students and stuffs and it can rotate 360 degree. So you can have a various view when you have foods.

capture images of drafted model and environment

Environment selected

Earliest Lumion environment

Earliest model in environment

Developed model with drafted environment

view from one side

some flog between valley

view of folly

overview of drafted model

Sketchup model 3D view

36 TEXTURES

Flash

Wave

Flow

Scalar

Roatation

Linear

18 PERSPECTIVES

Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Mash-Up

Mies’s signature phrase means that an understanding and appreciation of nature, has more impact than Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture. Elegance, he believed, did not derive from abundance. Like other modern architects, he employed inherited artistic conventions, through form and colour, represent nature in art.

Robert Venturi, who had teasingly answered Mies van der Rohe’s dictum “understanding and appreciation of nature” by declaring “design small and efficient spaces” published a book calling for less decoration, properly deployed and clever employ modern materials such as metal, glass.

John Ruskin believed that all great art should communicate to the landscape where the building located. Buildings were not just independent, he said; they could inspired by environment. As such, architecture should respect nature, adapt environment, combine with nature, through more decoration, materials, symbolism, color, pattern response nature when form Architecture.