spring 2020_tulane school of architecture_3rd yr integrated studio_GRADUATE section
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PROSPECT Nola_Tulane School of Architecture_S20 design studio_student work_EVAN WARDER
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DIAGRAM - ANALYSIS - MAPPING
site analysis, E. Petterson - “site pockets”.
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B R I C K S + G L A S S
UN STUDIO, P.C.HOOFSTRAAT 140-142, AMSTERDAM - THE LOOKING GLASS
renovation of two buildings - bringing TWO buildings together to make them ONE retail space.
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B R I C K S - G L A S S B R I C K S
UN STUDIO, P.C.HOOFSTRAAT 140-142, AMSTERDAM, THE BRICK PIXELLATION
renovation of two buildings - bringing TWO buildings together to make them ONE retail space.
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DETAILS AND SECTIONAL DRAWINGS
orthographic line drawing and rendered spatial drawing of a moment along the facade detail section.....with material research shown on same page.
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AXONOMETRIC DRAWINGS - Yara Hantash, Integrated studio S2019.
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#axonometric drawings#integrated studio#sectional drawings#exploded axon#color#greytone#plan drawing#section drawing
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RENDERINGS
image top: student work at Yale (studio Aureli) http://architecture.yale.edu/courses/advanced-design-studio-aureli
image center: student work at the AA in London http://pr2014.aaschool.ac.uk/DIP-14/Marie-Louise.Raue
image bottom: student work at Yale (studio Aureli) http://architecture.yale.edu/courses/advanced-design-studio-aureli-1
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RENDERINGS - ground and ceiling
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RENDERING - celebration of the line......almost monochrome
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RENDERINGS - FRONTAL VIEW
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V I E W D R A W I N G S - A X O N O M E T R Y
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V I E W D R A W I N G S - A X O N O M E T R Y
top: JAMES STIRLING: QUEEN’S COLLEGE, ST. CLEMENTS, OXFORD/ENGLAND, 1966-1971; exquisite view - worm’s eye view - elevation oblique
bottom: JAMES STIRLING: ANDREW MELVILLE HALL, SCOTLAND, 1964-1968 (drawing by Cameron McEwan
"As testified by its use throughout art history, axonometry is associated with technicality and feasibility; it embodies the esthetics of the design thinking, the visualization of the project vision. Axonometry stands both for concreteness - as a mathematical depiction of a subject - as well as for abstraction - as a detachment from the habitual perception. Axonometry is the scientific reproduction of a mental space, solid-state imagination.” (Fabiano Cocozza: The Grip of Thought on Space).
“When we imagine a thing, or strive to visualize it in the mind or memory, we do it in this way, without the distortions of ordinary perspective. Isometric perspective is therefore more intellectual, archetypal, it more truly renders the mental image - the thing seen by the mind’s eye” (Bragdon)
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#view drawings#drawing#axonometric drawing#worm's eye view#elevation oblique#isometric drawing#James Stirling
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B R I C K F A C A D E
O’DONNELL + TUOMEY: LSE Saw Hock Student Centre, London
exterior view, facade detail, elevation drawing
folded, chamfered, canted, faceted facade. expressive forms in brick with the brick skin cut out along fold lines to form large areas of transparent glazing. perforated brick screen protects glazing behind.
http://www.archdaily.com/555540/lse-saw-hock-student-centre-o-donnell-tuomey-architects
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COLT LOUVERS - SOLAR SHADING
lots of different louvers for ventilation and shading - various materials and shapes....
https://www.coltgroupamerica.com/files/pdf/USA/Shadoglass%20and%20Shadovoltaic%20solar%20shading%20systems.pdf
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SCULPTING THE CEILING…..NOT EVERYTHING HAS TO BE FLAT
Furuichi and Associates, Miyhata Jomon Museum, Japan-Fukushima
Architecture does not stop with the raw building (building structure and envelope) - consider material choices and interior space configurations !
https://divisare.com/projects/316354-furuichi-and-associates-miyahata-ruins-museum
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AHR ARCHITECTS: TALBOT LODGE, BLACKPOOL / UK
http://www.archdaily.com/577205/blackpool-talbot-ahr-architects
double skin facade, fritted glass, vertical fins
Vertical fins span the building elevations forming a wave like appearance which also echo the wave shapes formed in the sandy beach when the tide is out. Options were explored through testing various designs against the reduction in solar glare with the combined visual and shading effect of this design.
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top: steel structural system with CURTAINWALL FIXING BRACKET
bottom: axo curtainwall attachment to slab
for other technical articles + detail drawings, go there:
http://www.brital.co.uk/technical_curtainwallfixing.html
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