Lumion folder

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/0i7ylrjijsbemht/AAC0ESLg02VeaXswfVlX9nYPa?dl=0

Marker with lumion environment

Electroliquid Aggregation (Multiculturalism): A play of natural light through high walls, single elements and slits in the walls and roof to create an illusion of large space that stands out visually from the ground floor.

The structure of high walls and single elements that construct this marker creates large space and seemingly presents the marker to have naturally formed from the land, standing out visually from the ground floor.

The use of high walls and slits running throughout various elements create space for which natural light can enter the marker and creates a sense of acceptance;multiculturalism at the Blacktown Sports Park.

Natural light is 'played' with throughout the marker through the openings in the structure which allows for shaded regions and accessible areas of natural light. Such contrast demonstrates the nature of this marker and its element of multiculturalism inviting various differences into the Blacktown Sports Park.

Final model and electroliquid aggregation

Sketchup Model

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model.html?id=u4f56896e-eace-4636-9a0c-917d60ac54ba

Electroliquid Aggregation (Multiculturalism): A play of natural lighting through high walls, single elements and slits in the walls and roof to create an illusion of large space that stands out visually from the ground floor.

Final sketchup model with small elements and details

36 light and dark textures

Lumion Test 2 and Electroliquid Aggregation

Electroliquid Aggregation (Multiculturalism): A play of natural lighting through high walls, single elements and slits in the walls and roof to create an illusion of large space that stands out visually from the ground floor.

3 Parallel projections

1. A play of natural lighting through high walls, single elements and slits in the walls and roof to create an illusion of large space that stands out visually from the ground floor.

2. Progressive anarchy manipulated by thin materials to minimise the distinction between the constructed and the natural world.

3. A traditional structure of living; building skeletons and incomplete buildings that play the structural role.

Lumion Test

First Lumion test using the model made in sketchup based on the concept; An illusion of large space, using high walls and single elements to stand out visually from the ground floor.

6 Axonometric pairs

1. An illusion of large space, using high walls and single elements to stand out visually from the ground floor.

2. Use of thin materials to minimise the distinction between the constructed and the natural world.

3. Incomplete buildings, like art pieces.

4. A play of natural lighting through slits in the walls and roof.

5. Mode of living and traditional structure. Buildings skeleton, the part of the building that is playing the structural role.

6. Progressive anarchy.

Concepts - Peter Stutchbury and Kazuo Shinohara

Peter Stutchbury

Kazuo Shinohara

A mix of formality and informality è Leads to blurring of spaces è Framing of nature The unification of inside and out by blurring the definition of windows and doors And framing a view of nature Uses whats in immediate and far away, like the horizon line. Peter Is green. Blends in with the natural world Tries to achieve maximum comfort by minimal means Use of thin materials to minimise the distinction between the constructed and the natural world (mention view/visual) Materials purity Blurring between interior and exterior Connection between build and natural landscape The effect of time on natural light, thus the shadows A play of natural lighting through slits in the walls and roof (connected to linking nature and building) Using appeal to multiple audiences for both interior and exterior, interior appeals to more childish audience Roofs were slanted.

Reinterpretation of minimalism and simplicity Reinterp of traditional symbols and purist values through opposites such as symmetry and asymm,,division and connection. - Creates an illusion of large space in his building using high walls and single elements which stands out visually from the ground floor The use of simple geometry shapes to create a simple but savage piece of architecture Use of logical shape to create illogical (non-straight line) movement He likes his buildings to be incomplete, like artpieces. -Works on the boundary of chaos (city) and order harmony (architecture). Scale… Parts to sum relationship Components to whole relationship In isolation vs. in context… Progressive anarchy Beauty of chaos Appreciation of chaos Structured chaos -conflicting shapes to the point where it becomes unified. Tradition culture for “Ukiyo-E” museum Mode of living and traditional structure Looks like the building’s skeleton The skeleton is the part of the building that is playing the structural role simplicity