Samuel Holford ARCH1101

Link to Sketchup model https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/3bcc7351-5344-4f62-9ae0-41abd38a7cb9/The-House-Architecture-Complex-THAC-UNSW Link to Lumion environment https://www.dropbox.com/s/zdu60n3h64icopd/Lumion%207.0.zip?dl=0 References UNSW campus surrounds sourced from Sketchup warehouse project "ARCH1101 EXP2 'The Stop'" by  Berenice F.

* "'Future Retroism,' Bobhubski," Architecture Now, accessed June 16, 2017, http://architecturenow.co.nz/articles/future-retroism-bobhubski/

36 textures (light to dark): Final light rail stop: Structure on left is at it's most fundamental only a series of hollowed out cubes of decreasing size, relating to the Gropius concept of structuring around basic geometry.  Every element of the design serves a purpose, I attempted to minimise extraneous details considering the "form follows funtion" idea. Geometric consistency coupled with civilised experimentation are two concepts from Herzog and De Meuron that were kept in mind for the suspended section of the design; a rectilinear unit supported by curvilinear shapes. (UNSW campus surrounds sourced from Sketchup warehouse project "ARCH1101 EXP2 'The Stop'" by  Berenice F. ) A note on theme. The theme I had in mind designing this was that of the multicultural UNSW. While many would think of the universities international cultural diversity, I considered how it is also a collection of different Australian subcultures.

Combined parallel projections: Lumion light rail stop: (UNSW campus surrounds sourced from Sketchup warehouse project "ARCH1101 EXP2 'The Stop'" by Berenice F. )

Clients: - Herzog and De Meuron - Walter Gropius Concepts drawn from these architects work: Gropius: Form following function; the design does not extend beyond supporting the functionality. Design is structured around specific simple geometry, often conventional prisms. Bauhaus design tends towards minimalism in every aspect and the strict exclusion of decoration. An air of mathematical organisation to them. Avoidance of the obstruction of his facades, favouring a blank, open surface. Herzog and De Meuron: Experimental but not extreme. Emphasis on material influences on the building envelope. Patterns and geometric consistency is a recurring theme. Often use edges creating an angular feel. Still follows functionality in form, but more complex than bauhaus. Axonometrics: Lumion images:

Images from model: Exterior wall texture, word: "Transparent." Materials: supports - concrete; walls - painted fibre cement board. Railing and awning texture, word: "Cellular." Materials: awnings and railing - wood. Underground walls texture, word: "Attenuate." Materials: underground walls - reinforced rammed earth; underground supports - concrete. Section drawing: Top word: Polygon. Bottom word: Limb. Animations:

Artworks in workshop: Bourgeois Miyake Textures: Video related to model:

Section Drawing. Top word: Polygon (Miyake). Bottom word: Limb (Bourgeois). Materials: underground beams/supports could be concrete and/or steel; underground walls could be reinforced rammed earth; upper levels steel frame with fibre cement board cladding. Stair Drawings. Top stair: underground to ground level, Limb (Bourgeois). Bottom stair: ground level to upper level, Polygon (Miyake). Sketchup model 2, above ground (word: polygon). Sketchup model 2, underground (word: limb). Lower stair: Limb. Upper stair: Polygon.