Please see http://scottbeerarch1101.blogspot.com/for the variety of investigations that all of you should be engaged in at this stage
I know you are busy but if you upload then I can comment on your work before studio
The blog is a place of sharing work and not just uploading your folio
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Models from Australian Pavilion Venice Architecture Biennale
See these models for inspiration
You can also see a short video on http://www.architecture.com.au/i-cms?page=11770
The catalogue has more images
Enter Architecture, Redfern Housing Prototype. Photo: Byron Keane. Model: Tom Spalding, Envizage Australia.
Super Colossal, Cubby Conglomerate.
Mulloway Studio, Contemplative Space.
Chenchow Little Architects, Pitched Roof House. Photo: Phillip Hayson. Model: Chenchow Little.
You can also see a short video on http://www.architecture.com.au/i-cms?page=11770
The catalogue has more images
Enter Architecture, Redfern Housing Prototype. Photo: Byron Keane. Model: Tom Spalding, Envizage Australia.
Super Colossal, Cubby Conglomerate.
Mulloway Studio, Contemplative Space.
Chenchow Little Architects, Pitched Roof House. Photo: Phillip Hayson. Model: Chenchow Little.
Standards - Model and Drawing
Dear all
Examples within the year group
For excellent presentation standards see
Model and drawings (notwithstanding the coloured diagrams)
http://arch1201-christhorp.blogspot.com/
Model and drawings (notwithstanding the coloured diagrams)
http://terrencechau.blogspot.com/ -
Line work
http://commonprojects.blogspot.com/
Model making Books (taken from Ainslie Murrays 2008 blogsite)
James Angus, James Angus, Sydney: MCA, 2006.
James Angus, Mikala Dwyer, Emily Floyd, Ronnie Van Hout, Ricky Swallow, Still Life: The Inaugural Balnaves Foundation Sculpture Project, Sydney: AGNSW, 2003.
Tim Hawkinson, Tim Hawkinson, Sydney: MCA, 2007.
Wolfgang Knoll and Martin Hechinger, Architectural Models: Construction Techniques, London: BT Batsford, 1992.
Criss Mills, Designing With Models: A Studio Guide to Making and Using Architectural Design Models, New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2000.
Karen Moon, Modelling Messages: The Architect and the Model, New York: Monacelli Press, 2005.
Toshiko Mori (ed.), Immaterial, Ultramaterial: Architecture, Design and Materials, New York: Harvard Design School and George Braziller, 2002.
Callum Morton, More Talk About Buildings and Mood, Exhibition Catalogue, Sydney: MCA 2006.
National Sculpture Prize & Exhibition 2005, Canberra: NGA, 2005.
Susan Norrie, Daniel von Sturmer, Callum Morton, Venice Biennale 2007 Australia, Sydney: Australia Council for the Arts, 2007.
Tom Porter and John Neale, Architectural Supermodels, Oxford: Architectural Press, 2000.
Verlag Anton Pustet, Scale Models of the 20th Century, Basel, Boston, Berlin: Birkhauser, 1999.
Albert Smith, Architectural Model as Machine, Oxford: Architectural Press, 2004.
Martha Sutherland, Modelmaking: A Basic Guide, New York: W W Norton & Co, 1999.
Sophia Vyzoviti, Supersurfaces: Folding as a method of generating forms for architecture, products and fashion, Corte Madera: Gingko Press, 2006.
Sophia Vyzoviti, Folding Architecture: Spatial, Strucutral and Organisational Diagrams, Corte Madera: Gingko Press, 2003.
Modelling supplies (taken from Ainslie Murrays 2008 blogsite)
Artlink Art Supplies
3 Chard Rd Brookvale
ph: (02) 9939 7633
Art Smart Discount Art Supplies
50 Ethel St Seaforth
ph: (02) 9949 7477
Art On King
199- 201 King St Newtown
ph: (02) 9516 2342
Bondi Road Art Supplies
179-181 Bondi Rd Bondi
ph: (02) 9387 3746
Burwood Art Supplies
246 Burwood Rd Burwood
ph: (02) 9747 6222
Campus Art Store
Cnr Greens Rd & Napier St Paddington
ph: (02) 9331 7474
Eckersley’s
2- 8 Phillip St Parramatta
ph: 1800 227 116
Eckersley’s
88 Walker St North Sydney
ph: (02) 9957 5678
Eckersley’s
93 York St Sydney
ph: (02) 9299 4151
Eckersley’s
21 Atchison St St Leonards
ph: (02) 9439 4944
Janet’s Art Supplies
145 Victoria Ave Chatswood
ph: (02) 9417 8572
Hurstville Art & Drafting Supplies
23 MacMahon St Hurstville
ph: (02) 9570 4138
North Shore Art Supplies
10 George St Hornsby
ph: (02) 9476 0202
Oxford Art Supplies
221- 225 Oxford St Darlinghurst
ph: (02) 9360 4066
Parkers Art Supply
3 Cambridge St The Rocks
ph: (02) 9247 9979
The Art Scene
912 - 914 Victoria Rd West Ryde
ph: (02) 9807 6900
Examples within the year group
For excellent presentation standards see
Model and drawings (notwithstanding the coloured diagrams)
http://arch1201-christhorp.
Model and drawings (notwithstanding the coloured diagrams)
http://terrencechau.blogspot.
Line work
http://commonprojects.
Model making Books (taken from Ainslie Murrays 2008 blogsite)
James Angus, James Angus, Sydney: MCA, 2006.
James Angus, Mikala Dwyer, Emily Floyd, Ronnie Van Hout, Ricky Swallow, Still Life: The Inaugural Balnaves Foundation Sculpture Project, Sydney: AGNSW, 2003.
Tim Hawkinson, Tim Hawkinson, Sydney: MCA, 2007.
Wolfgang Knoll and Martin Hechinger, Architectural Models: Construction Techniques, London: BT Batsford, 1992.
Criss Mills, Designing With Models: A Studio Guide to Making and Using Architectural Design Models, New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2000.
Karen Moon, Modelling Messages: The Architect and the Model, New York: Monacelli Press, 2005.
Toshiko Mori (ed.), Immaterial, Ultramaterial: Architecture, Design and Materials, New York: Harvard Design School and George Braziller, 2002.
Callum Morton, More Talk About Buildings and Mood, Exhibition Catalogue, Sydney: MCA 2006.
National Sculpture Prize & Exhibition 2005, Canberra: NGA, 2005.
Susan Norrie, Daniel von Sturmer, Callum Morton, Venice Biennale 2007 Australia, Sydney: Australia Council for the Arts, 2007.
Tom Porter and John Neale, Architectural Supermodels, Oxford: Architectural Press, 2000.
Verlag Anton Pustet, Scale Models of the 20th Century, Basel, Boston, Berlin: Birkhauser, 1999.
Albert Smith, Architectural Model as Machine, Oxford: Architectural Press, 2004.
Martha Sutherland, Modelmaking: A Basic Guide, New York: W W Norton & Co, 1999.
Sophia Vyzoviti, Supersurfaces: Folding as a method of generating forms for architecture, products and fashion, Corte Madera: Gingko Press, 2006.
Sophia Vyzoviti, Folding Architecture: Spatial, Strucutral and Organisational Diagrams, Corte Madera: Gingko Press, 2003.
Modelling supplies (taken from Ainslie Murrays 2008 blogsite)
Artlink Art Supplies
3 Chard Rd Brookvale
ph: (02) 9939 7633
Art Smart Discount Art Supplies
50 Ethel St Seaforth
ph: (02) 9949 7477
Art On King
199- 201 King St Newtown
ph: (02) 9516 2342
Bondi Road Art Supplies
179-181 Bondi Rd Bondi
ph: (02) 9387 3746
Burwood Art Supplies
246 Burwood Rd Burwood
ph: (02) 9747 6222
Campus Art Store
Cnr Greens Rd & Napier St Paddington
ph: (02) 9331 7474
Eckersley’s
2- 8 Phillip St Parramatta
ph: 1800 227 116
Eckersley’s
88 Walker St North Sydney
ph: (02) 9957 5678
Eckersley’s
93 York St Sydney
ph: (02) 9299 4151
Eckersley’s
21 Atchison St St Leonards
ph: (02) 9439 4944
Janet’s Art Supplies
145 Victoria Ave Chatswood
ph: (02) 9417 8572
Hurstville Art & Drafting Supplies
23 MacMahon St Hurstville
ph: (02) 9570 4138
North Shore Art Supplies
10 George St Hornsby
ph: (02) 9476 0202
Oxford Art Supplies
221- 225 Oxford St Darlinghurst
ph: (02) 9360 4066
Parkers Art Supply
3 Cambridge St The Rocks
ph: (02) 9247 9979
The Art Scene
912 - 914 Victoria Rd West Ryde
ph: (02) 9807 6900
Project 2 Composition, Craft, Opening
As you develop your design for project 2, keep in mind the idea of composition and craft
Composition - Like I have noted before, you will need to show competence with architectonic composition using strategies of folding, stacking, carving, shifting, arranging, repeating, thickening, layering of planes and linear elements.
Craft - Craft is not merely a neat model but also clarity in thinking through the formal strategies - You need to think of how to use the model making materials and what they signify in terms on inhabitation
Window - Think inside out
Have a look at some of these first year example from another university in Australia - very similar in approach if not in scale to your project - to see how some of them have used these strategies to create habitation
Example of folding
Example of repeating
Example of layering
Example of thickening
Composition - Like I have noted before, you will need to show competence with architectonic composition using strategies of folding, stacking, carving, shifting, arranging, repeating, thickening, layering of planes and linear elements.
Craft - Craft is not merely a neat model but also clarity in thinking through the formal strategies - You need to think of how to use the model making materials and what they signify in terms on inhabitation
Window - Think inside out
Have a look at some of these first year example from another university in Australia - very similar in approach if not in scale to your project - to see how some of them have used these strategies to create habitation
Example of folding
Example of repeating
Example of layering
Example of thickening
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