Image 1 : The conceptual model done for week 8 submission
Image 2 : Conceptual model
Image 3 : Sectional model
Image 4 : Site model
Image 5 : Final presentation board
Thursday, June 16, 2011
FINAL PROPOSAL FOR HAWARD SMITH WHARVES
A series of models I have submitted for the final presentation :
Sunday, June 12, 2011
WEEK 14 : RENDER THE INTERIOR IMAGES
Using Photoshop, I tried to render the interior images and work out with the specific spaces.
Image 1 : Main entrance showing walkway leading to the chill out area at the end of the building and ramp leading up to exhibition hall
Image 2 : Ramp leading to the exhibition hall at the first floor
Image 3 : The multipurpose open space
Image 4
Image 5 : Little bar for people to chill out
Friday, June 10, 2011
WEEK 13 : EDITING THE INTERIOR SPACES
Image 1 : Putting in light in the interior, testing on the brightness of the light
Image 2 : Trying to apply the 'smooth' application to the surface of the building but it doesn't work out well
Image 3 : Editing the interior of the building
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
WEEK 13 : Cross section the building
After confirming the final form of the building, I sectional cut the building in blender and bring it into Autocad.
Image 1 : cross section the building in Blender
Image 2 : Import the building into Autocad and trace it over.
Monday, May 30, 2011
WEEK 12 : WORK ON THE INTERIOR SPACES
After getting the form done in Blender, I tried to export the blender file into dxf file. By doing so, I will be able to work out the interior space in Autocad. I decided to use Autocad to extrude the floor since the form of the building is curvy and it will be very hard for me to work it out in Blender.
Image 1 : Trace the floor plan In Autocad
Image 2
Image 3
Image 4 : extrude the floor
Image 5 : perspective view of the ground floor area
Image 6
Image 7 : Interior done using the 'push pull' tool in Autocad
Image 8 : bring the interior from Autocad into Blender and work out the ramp in Blender
Image 9 : edit the ramp
Image 10 : edit the long ramp
Image 11 : edit the interior faces
Image 12: Interior images showing the seating area in the building
Image 13 : Top view showing the ramp moving from ground floor to first floor
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
WEEK 11 : Working on the interior spaces
I look for Zaha Hadid's building to get some inspirations for the interior spaces. Then, I come out with an idea to make the the building an exhibition on the first floor and the ground floor as a resting area.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
WEEK 10 : LASER CUT THE MODEL
Before working on the laser cut model, I cross section cut through the model and trace the outline of the model in Autocad.
Diagram 1 : import the sectional cut through of the building into autocad
Diagram 2: Trace the outline of the model using polyline
WEEK 10 : come out with list of SCHEDULE,finalise the form
In today's class, I come out with a schedule for the rest of the week.
Diagram 1 : Schedule from week 10 until week 14
Diagram 2 : Perspective view of the model
Diagram 3: Editing the facade of the structure (highlighted in red color)
Friday, May 6, 2011
WEEK 9 :Edit the Form using 'CLOTH CONCEPT'
The previous model that I did during the interim is too solid, hence I made up my mind to delete the solid plane I created in the facade. Instead I tried to use the cloth concept to develop a more fluid facade, so that the new facade and the building look as in they are a a whole piece of structure.
Image 1 : The original model without adding in the solid facade
I am going to develop a new facade from this original structure. A piece of 'cloth' will be applied on top of this structure.
Image 2 : cloth applied on top of the structure
The cloth looks solid without the application of the modifier, 'subsurf'.
Video 1 : animation of the cloth applied on top of the structure
Image 3 : the surface of the cloth is smooth now with the application of 'subsurf' modifier
Image 4 : front view of the facade with cloth enveloping the structure
I go through more animation, trying to look for a suitable facade by adjusting both the position the structure and the 'cloth'.
Image 5 : the cloth is placed at the site of the structure so that it flows horizontally through the model.
I realised it looks better when the cloth goes horizontally through the building. This is mainly because my model is lied horizontally. Hence, it is good to have the whole structure goes in the same direction.
Video 2 : animation done with cloth placed at the side of the model
Image 6 : 'cloth' extract out from the model, red color indicated the facade of the building.
This is the view captured when the cloth is being animated at frame 53. I kind of decided to have this view as the facade for the building. However, I tried to put the cloth in edit mode so that I can made some adjustment to the cloth but to no avail.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
WEEK 9 : PROJECT 2 : CONTEXTUAL AND SPATIAL PARAMETERS
Image 1 : top view of the rapid prototype model
Image 2 : front view of the rapid prototype model
Image 3: Back elevation of the rapid prototype model
Image 4 : Final presentation board for project 2
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
WEEK 9 : PROJECT 2 : CONTEXTUAL AND SPATIAL PARAMETERS
IMAGE 1 : AXONOMETRIC PROJECTION OF THE BUILDING
IMAGE 2 : HORIZONTAL CROSS SECTION OF THE BUILDING
IMAGE 3 : VERTICAL SECTIONAL CUT THROUGH THE BUILDING
IMAGE 4 : BACK VIEW OF THE BUILDING
IMAGE 5 : PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE BUILDING
IMAGE 6 : TOP VIEW OF THE BUILDING
IMAGE 7 : ENTRANCE LEADING TO THE BUILDING
IMAGE 8 : FRONT VIEW OF THE BUILDING
SOME OF THE TOOLS EXPLORED DURING THE PROCESS
IMAGE 9 : WATER SIMULATION TEST
IMAGE 10 : TRAIN SITTING ON THE PATH
IMAGE 11 : PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE TRAIN SITTING ON THE PATH
USE BOOLEAN TOOLS TO CREATE SLITS ON THE ROOF
IMAGE 12: CREATE THIN BOXES ON TOP OF ROOF, READY TO BE BOOLEAN INTO SLITS
IMAGE 13: ONE OF THE SLITS CREATE ON TOP OF THE ROOF
IMAGE 14 : PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE BUILDING
IMAGE 15 : PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF THE INTERIOR
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