Friday, 8 May 2015
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 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.
Sunday, 3 May 2015
Final model and electroliquid aggregation
Sketchup Model
Final sketchup model with small elements and details
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.
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.
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