05/11/19Team work-material task
05/11/19Team work-material task
Through group discussion, we decide what materials we need to use based on physical properties, price and usage degree. They are paper respectively. Metal, wood, acrylic, textile.
20/11/19
3DDA Worksheet wk 12 20/11/19
Design History
Which Inventions did you research?
Electric lights, Apollo, databases, cell phones, computers
Which Invention did you select to present?
project apollo
In what way did this Invention have an impact on Society?
He took a big step towards understanding the unknown universe
How was this invention developed/ tested/ designed?
He went through a lot of academic research and experiments before he was made
Can you identify any links with other important inventions?
The Hubble space telescope is also an exploration of the unknown
What did you design using collage?
I redefined the creation of Adam
What is your understanding of Post modern design?
i didn't know
How could you use collage to develop your future design ideas?
i think its useless,If it is just collage, then the height of your idea, and the depth of the development of your idea, can only be given to you in the picture, collage is just to limit your these limited things together, I think they will be like a box, limit your thought.
Did this collage relate to your project work and if so in what way?
Never
Finally, use the blogs provided to research how innovation, social and technological developments are affecting your discipline.
What are the important social developments?
Rebuilt creation of Adam
In this poster project, I redefined the creation of Adam. The original creation of Adam was when Adam woke up on the lawn and found god in front of him,God's right arm dilates and the fire of life passes from his fingers to Adam, who extends his left arm in the same way, implicitly pointing out that man was made in god's image. There is a lot of speculation about the images around god, such as the possibility that eve is holding god's left arm, but it could also be the virgin Mary, or it could just be a pure female angel.But in my opinion, Adam's implication seems to reveal a trace of disdain, as if he is the ruler of the world's feeling, my flat paste Adam and god's feeling exchange, the whole movement seems to be more before and after an echo.I think this is my idea of creating Adam, and the people behind Adam are like his apostles, and the dragon underneath Adam's body is like he has acquired something from the different elements of the world. On god's side, the cavern in the shape of the brain is empty, and god's eyes are full of resentment, but he still wants to pass the fire to Adam.
Density 09/11/19
The original purpose of this project was above the street. To solve the problem of population density in some cities. Similar to the problem of population explosion, I did a lot of research in site research. I looked around in parts of London, looking for places that I thought were vacant or lacking in functionality. After my extensive search I felt that I could not impose an unwanted structure on a particular building. For example, there is an extra hanging garden on the top of the office building. It should be a mobile multi-function platform mode. It can be moved at will when certain groups of people need to make special use of certain areas.As my sketch model does. making a sky garden which could be moved at will when certain groups of people need to use.
Thresholds 16/01/20
Four and three dimensions of speech as thresholds values. I don't want to make a formalist building, or a three-dimensional object. What I want to do is a building that goes to the digital world. Compared to the world we normally live in. The digital domain is also a four-dimensional expression. However, the distinction between VR shopping and physical shopping is a good example. I interviewed people around site. They think VR shopping and physical shopping have advantages and disadvantages. For example, VR shopping can help you find the object you want more quickly. But you can't try them on. Physical shopping, however, is fine. Physical shopping can also provide the most important shopping experience, experiencing the materials and other textures of clothes. So I may combine their advantages and disadvantages to make a shopping mall.
Threshold 28/01/20
I want to try to make a continuous space to skillfully study the connection between the planes of each layer. As my tutor said, I will focus on the users experiences in the design. So I researched OMA's two library to create a continuous space. But according to my follow-up research. I've found that if you want to immerse the user in the shopping experience. The turning point of the right Angle at each level may disrupt the user's experience of spatial continuity. So I think the experience would be much better if I used round layers. After that, I researched the Solomon r. guggenheim museum. Decided to use the circular space to give users the best experience.
CONTEXTUAL REVIEW
The study in part two gives me a completely different feeling from part one. In these short months, I felt a huge change in my understanding and meaning of architecture. I often ask myself what architecture is to you. Is it to be as beautiful as formalism? It's like a utopian world created by yourself to isolate the outside world. “We have entered a new world, but we do not see it. Only by truly opening our eyes, ears or hearts to our own existence can we truly be free.”(Hadi, Z., 2009.)
In-depth research, so as to fight against an unknown site, it is even more required to combine a space for collecting people. Architect, urban planner, theoretician, and writer, Koolhaas said that: "Architecture is a dangerous mixture of omnipotence and impotence ... Incoherence and chance is what sustains the career of all architects.”( Koolhaas, R., 1978. Delirious New York)They are faced with arbitrary requests and parameters that they do not establish in countries that they hardly know about issues which they are vaguely aware, and they are expected to solve problems that have been shown to be unsolvable for much better trained brains. By definition, architecture is a chaotic adventure. There is no determined field that generates the architecture, but it is an interrelation of many activities that are merged in a way in which it can't be determined.
At the beginning of part two, the project movement I made an installation architecture pavilion of memento, a pavilion that brings people together in society. I named him an installation architecture. because I didn't think he needed to exist on this site. Relatively speaking it can be a utopian pavilion. A building that changes by changing its perspective. For architecture, this is more like an installation art. I feel like I haven't considered too many environmental factors and the users experiences.
In the latter project density, the site was limited in the beginning of the project, so what I considered would be more functional and practical. I think this aspect has greatly limited my creativity and a range of factors. The mushroom jungle I created is a multifunctional sky garden in the city. It may be that my study and research of the site is not deep enough, so I feel that the project is not very mature and complete. The project still feels a bit more formalistic. Perhaps the first thing I think about is the look and feel rather than the clipping of features and space.in further design I think the architecture should:touch the ground over a minimum area ,be capable of being dismantled and moved ,and be alterable as required by the individual occupant.
With my understanding of architecture, I started the With my understanding of architecture, I started the thresholds project. For the investigation of the site, I delved into the history and overall functionality of this area, and combined with the needs of laying down, I designed a multifunctional assembly to complete and play what I want people to do. Utopia according to my ideal assumptions. Building a brand new space gives my users the best experience. So architecture is more like a collection of different cultures to me. I want to really change the lifestyle of some people through what I do. jellyfish is like a shopping mall with a new lifestyle.
References:
1 Zaha Hadid Architects (n.d.). Zaha hadid architects - redefining architecture and design.
2 Tschumi, B., 1996. Architecture And Disjunction (the Mit Press). The Mit Press.
3 Koolhaas, R., 1995. S,M,L,XL. 1st ed. United States: Monacelli Press.
4 Koolhaas, R., 1978. Delirious New York: A Retroactive Manifesto for Manhattan. 1st ed. United kingdom: Oxford University Press, The Monacelli Press
5 Ando, T., 1991. Department of Architecture and Design. 1st ed. New York: Museum of Modern Art，Distributed by H.N. Abram.
6 Hadi, Z., 2009. Zaha Hadid: Complete Works. 1st ed. illustrated, revised: Rizzoli International Publications.
7 Kuma, K., 1999. Geometries of Nature. 1st ed. Stefano Pavarini: L'Arca Edizioni.
8 Yoshinob, A., 1981. Exterior design in architecture. 1st ed. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold.
9 Ando, T., 2003. Light and Water. 1st ed. Kenneth Frampton: Monacelli Press.
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11 Gormley, A., 2007. Antony Gormley. 1st ed. the University of Virginia: SteidlMack.
11/13/19 Team work- Mind map of users
n today's study, we research the movement of the user's research about project, about what kind of people will use what we designed, it can be a business people, can be a student, also can be the homeless, but through discussion, we found that most things users can be all populations, apart from being too young people. Then through the tutor's explanation, we found that we needed to write a little more deeply, for example, in terms of the meaning that your design brings to people. Like my installation. A pavilion of memento is a device that gives strangers the meaning and use to become friends.
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3DDA Worksheet wk 11 13/11/19
Design People
Who are the intended user(s)/ participant(s) that your Movement project is aimed at?
My main users are strangers from business buildings who don't know each other. They can range in age from 10 to 70.
Which activities/ workshops would you use to access this group?
In my opinion, there is a wide range of people in society. In addition to my classmates who go to school together every day, there are also many strangers who are close to me and can be seen every day, but they do not know each other.
Which questions would you ask your intended user to improve your design?
At what time of day, where will you meet strangers whom you have met many times but never communicated with.
What are the relevant issues that face your intended user(s)/ participant(s)?
They may not want to experience my architecture
How does your Movement design respond to these issues?
My understanding of movement lies not in architecture, but in the movement of people, which changes their visual observation points and thus changes the appearance of a building.
List the potential unintended users?
Maybe kids who don't understand society,Or people with disabilities who have lost their sight, their ability to communicate
List users/participants/social groups that you are interested in working with in future projects:
Business people
grocer
students
The doctor
The train conductor
List any issues that apply to these groups:
Identify a specific group of users/ participants to engage in your next project:
Which Primary research could you conduct into this potential group of users/ participants?
Which Secondary research could you conduct into this potential group of users/ participants?