Week 14 Presentation

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Richmond Railway Station

Eureka Tower

Emerald Library

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A podium to lie down, sit up, stand and walk

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How Exercise 1 informed the final outcome at Herring Island:

The ground surface plane manipulates interaction between above and below.

How breaking the ground surface can reveal secrets of its own.

That point can be expressed by corners, meeting points, intersections.

Different perspectives reveal various understandings of what is point, line, or plane.

The effect of contrasting colour, scale, form.

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Melbourne Town Hall

National Gallery of Victoria

QV Food Hall

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Section BBFloor Plan

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How Exercise 2 informed the final outcome at Herring Island:

That movng through space can be a transformative experience

Often, that which is organic in a structure is most interesting

Negative space can be juxtaposed in an unexpected way with solid form

Good design has the ability to guide the user

Strong elevations make for a convincing design

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Speigeltent

Collins 101

Timber Mill, Millgrove

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Fr��� �n� I�� ��Isometric Drawing Right Elevation

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Fr��� �n� I�� ��Diagram of Sight Lines Perspective Line Drawing

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Fr��� �n� I�� ��Perspective Drawing

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Fr��� �n� I�� ��1:50 Scale Model

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Fr��� �n� I�� ��Photo Montage

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How Exercise 3 informed the final outcome at Herring Island:

Frame as not only an expression of structure, but of form and direction.

The design as a means of directing views and vistas.

A ‘light’ form so as to disturb the environment as little as possible.

Creating zones through modular design and visual interpretation.

Consideration of how light will affect and/or improve the design outcome.

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Generation of Ideas

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Context Analysis

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Context Analysis

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Model

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Photo Montage

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COMPASSa place for keeping secrets

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