Robert Dydusiak
Saturday, May 11, 2019
EXP2 Final Submission
Theory:
A dynamic approach to architecture gives a static building the ability to transform. To produce the illusion that a significant paradigm shift has occurred to the building.
As the elevator's walls rotate, each trip up and down the elevator is unique as different perspectives are offered each time at each point in the trip, this creates a sense of value in the building's unique architecture for the students as it promotes the value of light, nature, space, and aesthetics.
The moving window situated on the studio wall facing in the roundhouse's direction promotes a range of emotions and distractions, these combined with the artwork presented and the faculties culture (Students and people seen through the window) inspire and motivate the students in the studio as they are exposed to different outlooks on architecture as they borrow creativity and attitude from those that they see and the environment presented.
Thus the building transform's the student's physical view and this links to their professional perception of architecture, this then reflects on the building itself and throughout the student's life in the faculty they will grow to appreciate different aspects of it.
Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3lr-91WYDU&feature=youtu.be
Dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jd0333y6izjq20r/ARCH1101%20EXP2%20DYDUSIAK%20ROBERT%20LUMION.ls8s?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1jv6ot2jw1et6nf/EXP2%20ARCH1101%20RobertDydusiak.skp?dl=0
Monday, May 6, 2019
Monday, April 29, 2019
Experiment 2 Week 6 REVIEWS
Sonny review:
Theory (5%): does the recombination of
3-5 key words suggest a distinctive and significant theory? 80
The axonometric diagram and
sketch perspectives (25%): do these representations communicate a distinctive and significant
approach the student has taken with respect to their theory, circulation and
inhabitation?
80
The custom textures (10%): do the custom textures
demonstrate inquiry and experimentation with respect to ideas of movement? 20
The moving elements (10%): do the moving elements
demonstrate a distinctive, significant and formally evocative approach to the
student’s theory? 0 - not started
The architecture (50%): do the image captures and
animated film demonstrate that the student has thought about the relative size
of each element, what their proportions are, their orientation, what paths they
facilitate, how texture and color map over their surfaces to establish a
strong, conceptually driven, response to the student’s theory? 70
Joseph Review
Theory (5%): does the recombination of
3-5 key words suggest a distinctive and significant theory? 60
The axonometric diagram and
sketch perspectives (25%): do these representations communicate a distinctive and significant
approach the student has taken with respect to their theory, circulation and
inhabitation?
70
The custom textures (10%): do the custom textures
demonstrate inquiry and experimentation with respect to ideas of movement? 80
The moving elements (10%): do the moving elements
demonstrate a distinctive, significant and formally evocative approach to the
student’s theory? 0 - not started
The architecture (50%): do the image captures and
animated film demonstrate that the student has thought about the relative size
of each element, what their proportions are, their orientation, what paths they
facilitate, how texture and color map over their surfaces to establish a
strong, conceptually driven, response to the student’s theory? 0 - not started
My own work:
Saturday, April 27, 2019
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