THE ANIMATIONS AND ARCHITECTURE

Animation which focuses on the interiors of the underground studio



Animation which focuses on interiors of above studio, followed by the middle ground

 

Animation shows revolved view and sections of model

FINAL MODEL

DRAFT MODEL 1

Top: Speedy_Hazan Motorworks

Bottom: Trending_Christian Benner

DRAFT MODEL 2 

Top: Layers_Rolex

Bottom: Exposed_Hazan Motorworks

FINAL MODEL 

I decided to go with Model 2 with the two clients of Rolex and Hazan Motorworks because it showed more potential for greater elaboration of space. By further exploring "layers" in the above ground, I was able to twist and angle overlapping rectangular prisms which further formed into volumetric units for the Rolex studio. On the other hand, by further enhancing the underground studio of Hazan Motorworks with the trigger word, "exposed", I created openings within the landscape which allow customers within the showroom to not only interact with the landscapes but also with those working in studios. 

Textures

Above Ground_Parallel

Middle Ground_Uneven 

Below Ground_Flat

SketchUp Images 

THE 36 CUSTOM TEXTURES

Above Ground 

Middle Ground 

Below Ground 

THE STAIR

THE 18 SECTIONS

Interesting Stairs Video

Updated Sketch up Model #2

3D Warehouse Model #2

Week 2 Sketch up Model #2

Week 1 Sketchup model #1

THE THREE WORDS_Clients in Experiment 1

Hazan Motorworks: steel, speedy, exposed

Rolex: layers, ticking, pearl

Christian Benner Custom: stain, trending, chaotic 

Three Images

This is my Year 12 major work for Design and Technology. This is a retainer cleaner which I identified not only as a personal need but the need of youths and young adults which have been through having braces to retainers which require daily cleaning. I extracted a UV light bulb and vibration motor from an iPhone which both contribute to the enhanced and automated cleaning of retainers.

This is Fallingwater or Kaumann House designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It was built in 1939 and is situated in southwest Pennsylvania. The fact that the house was built over a waterfall makes this piece of work interesting. The unique overlapping of platforms which separate the stories of the house also contributes to my interest on the house.

This is a photograph that I took during my trip to Tasmania after HSC. The picture of the bridge was not a main attraction in the tour that I took but was nearby an old village we stopped for lunch. I walked around the village and decided to take this photo noticing how beautiful the view was with the sky reflected in the river's waters along with the bridge.