EXP3-THE BRIDGE FINAL SUBMISSION

Previous Tasks

THE MASH UP OF THREE NEWS ARTICLE

http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/exp3-week-1.html

THE 18 SKETCH PERSPECTIVES

http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/exp3-mashup.html

THE TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE AND DRAFT MODEL
http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/exp3-two-point-perspective-sketches.html

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES

http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/06/exp336-textures.html

THE MOVING ELEMENTS
http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/06/exp3-moving-elements.html

Nature is by far the richest source of inspiration and knowledge that architects have.Cutting edge “biomimetic” (drawing on nature in design) architecture is even incorporating living matter into its structures. Area for exchange and movement, bringing the greenery of the surrounding gardens onto the buildings. The features of architecture can be blur between architecture and landscape. To built with urbanization, accelerating climate change and the need for preservation of tropical biodiversity.The use of vertical eco-systems will take advantage of the challenges facing tropical environment.  The living of architecture achieve the sustainable life for both the people and city by these buildings feature such as porous façades, airy pathways, and communal gardens, which hinting at an “utopian urban future” that is already taking shape. These green terraces help to reduce the urban heat island effect and air pollution, while also shading the fully glazed façades of the building, which balances the desire for maximum daylight with the energy performance requirements of a high-performance building envelope.So the building was really seen as a sort of biotechnological creature, rather than a traditional building, an inert building.

Douglass, Michelle. “Nine incredible buildings inspired by nature”, BBC(16 September 2015). 

http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150913-nine-incredible-buildings-inspired-by-nature

Oh, Eric. “WOHA Unveils “Fragments of an Urban Future” for the 2016 Venice Biennale”, Archdaily( 12 May 2016 ). http://www.archdaily.com/787229/woha-unveils-fragments-of-an-urban-future-for-the-2016-venice-biennale?ad_medium=widget&ad_name=most-visited-index

Santos, Sabrina. “Ingenhoven Architects Reveal Plans for Green Towers in Tokyo”, Archdaily( 20 April 2016). http://www.archdaily.com/785775/ingenhoven-architects-reveal-plans-for-green-tower-in-tokyo

THE FIRST DRAFT

Draft in Sketchup

Progressed Task

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES

Used Textures

Rotational

Scale

Vibration

Flow

Raising

THE MOVING ELEMENTS

The First One

The funicular railway is a moving element that can carry people to the opposite of avenue.

The Second One

The other funicular railway in the campus is used for sightseeing and have a connection between gallery and student dormitory.

THE IMAGE CAPTURES AND ARCHITECTURE

The whole building images

Top View

The school of architecture is above the square house and also can be entered by the elevator of square house building.

Learning Centre

Gallery

Outside View

Interior View

Library&Meeting Room for Students

Teaching

Lecture Theatre

Studio&Workshops

The Whole Teaching Building

Fourth Level for Studio

The design for teaching building follow my concept that find a relationship between architecture and nature, which the studios have a view of the window that show the plants on building.

The Second Level of Workshop

Computar Lab

Office Spaces

Top View

Video show the Office Spaces

THE EXTRA VEDIO

In this school of Architecture, I want to show the close relationship between the architecture and natural environment, also the site of UNSW campus have a good green environment. In that case, I try to design some plants on the building, terrace or upper floor. The form of building I focus on the use of triangle which be more similar with the natural shape such as leaves. Some stairs and flooring  in the building I use the material of wood also in order to achieve the concept for natural environment.

DEVELOPED MODEL IN LUMION

https://www.dropbox.com/home?preview=final+one.ls6

FINAL MODEL IN SKETCHUP

 

EXP3-THE MOVING ELEMENTS

The Fist One

The Second One

EXP3-THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES

• Movement can be understand as Linear, Rotational, Scalar Translation, Flow, Vibration & Raising.

EXP3-TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE SKETCH AND DRAFT MODEL

THE FIRST DRAFT IN SKETCHUP

THE SECOND DRAFT IN SKETCHUP

EXP3-THE 18 SKETCH PERSPECTIVES

ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE SKETCHS

EXP3-THE MASHUP

MASHUP

Nature is by far the richest source of inspiration and knowledge that architects have. Cutting edge “biomimetic” (drawing on nature in design) architecture is even incorporating living matter into its structures. Area for exchange and movement, bringing the greenery of the surrounding gardens onto the buildings. The features of architecture can be blur between architecture and landscape. To built with urbanization, accelerating climate change and the need for preservation of tropical biodiversity.The use of vertical eco-systems will take advantage of the challenges facing tropical environment.  The living of architecture achieve the sustainable life for both the people and city by these buildings feature such as porous façades, airy pathways, and communal gardens, which hinting at an “utopian urban future” that is already taking shape. These green terraces help to reduce the urban heat island effect and air pollution, while also shading the fully glazed façades of the building, which balances the desire for maximum daylight with the energy performance requirements of a high-performance building envelope.So the building was really seen as a sort of biotechnological creature, rather than a traditional building, an inert building.

Douglass, Michelle. “Nine incredible buildings inspired by nature”, BBC(16 September 2015). 

http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150913-nine-incredible-buildings-inspired-by-nature

Oh, Eric. “WOHA Unveils “Fragments of an Urban Future” for the 2016 Venice Biennale”, Archdaily( 12 May 2016 ). http://www.archdaily.com/787229/woha-unveils-fragments-of-an-urban-future-for-the-2016-venice-biennale?ad_medium=widget&ad_name=most-visited-index

Santos, Sabrina. “Ingenhoven Architects Reveal Plans for Green Towers in Tokyo”, Archdaily( 20 April 2016). http://www.archdaily.com/785775/ingenhoven-architects-reveal-plans-for-green-tower-in-tokyo

EXP 2: The Space Between- Final Submission

Previous Tasks:

THE 18 SKETCH AXONOMETRICS:

http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/exp2-week-1.html

3 PARALLEL PROJECTIONS:

http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/04/parallel-projection.html

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES:

http://zijingyang0627.blogspot.com.au/2016/05/exp-2-36-textures.html

THE TWO CONCEPTS:

• Peter Eiseman-Intersecting Planes and Created Spaces(used to situate the light-rail stop within its urban environment)

From the House Ⅵ that Peter Eiseman designed before, there is a strong concept of create spaces by a lots of intersected planes. The different direction planes may separate the space for the functional utilisation. I am inspired from his concept to use the intersecting plane for separation of the Anzac Parade with the various transport area. There is exist a large flow population as a result of the surrounded environment. Hence the separator can divide it into different space (i.e.the way for cars and buses and light rail)

• Aldo Van Eyck-Amalgamation of Repetition (used to address the sustainability with the light-rail station design)

Aldo Van Eyck use the concept of amalgamation of repetition, which play the repetition of simple elements and the architecture designed for centrifugal configurations. Thus my design follow this concept is main focus on the theme that maintain the sustainability. The light building material instead of the heavy materials such as brick and cement so that  avoid the impacts to the urban environment. Also, simple repetition structure and centrifugal configurations design economise the material usage in order to achieve the sustainability in urban living.

THE FINAL TWO AXONOMETRIC SECTIONS:

Peter Eiseman:

Aldo Van Eyck:

THE FINAL PARALLEL PROJECTION:

ELECTROLIQUID AMALGAMATION

“Why still speak of the real and the virtual, the material and immaterial? Here these categories are not in opposition, or in some metaphysical disagreement, but more in an electroliquid aggregation, enforcing each other, as in a two part adhesive.”'

Intersecting planes and created spaces & Amalgamation of Repetition

THREE USED TEXTURES:

Light

Light

Medium

THE IMAGE CAPTURES AND ARCHITECTURE:

IMAGE 1

This image show the red large shelter that make use of the light materials combined with glass, also follow the concept which form the spaces by intersecting planes and have a connect with the other parts.

IMAGE 2

The direction of long cylindraceous shelter can be seen as a path from the light-rail station to the campus.

IMAGE 3

The aerial perspective view can show the combination between two concepts and shadow from the structure.

IMAGE 4

 

These three images emphasis on the interior view that from upper floor is two long rectangular intersect that used as a resting place for the students and people who are waiting for the light rail.  The all glass design take a clear view to the landscape and rail direction. The material of architecture also achieve the theme sustainability that use the light building materials such as plastic instead of the heavy concrete. 

IMAGE 5

This is the ground floor view with two light-rail way with small seating space.

THE LUMION FILE:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mw48ll0u0lihvb7/Final%20Light-Rail%20station.ls6?dl=0

THE FINAL SKETCHUP MODLE: