After presentation, the feedback was not positive as I missed many points of requirements of this project. Looking back to this semester, I have been struggling to catch up tute classes and number of thoeries. I had medical issues at the beginning of semester so I had to start and join the theme group a bit late but I tried to understand what it needs to take in design progress and got ideas from Yasu's Lecture.
About the my design proposal, I tried to focus on idea and inspiration by nature and Maximising green area for the public of the brisbane CBD. Through using the idea of "adaptive reuse" integrity system I wanted to provide a new urban experience in brisbane future. Also I made big roof top green garden for public so that Brisbane city people can relax and enjoy their resting time. Simply explain, adapting and acclimating with existing environment and nature is the way of sustainable living of our future.
I think that I have got things to do to broaen computer moelling and rendering skills in various program such as Rhino, max and read more books to understand our architecture world, also visit and experience many place. These practices and study should be a big help to understand my course work. I feel a bit of regret and shame to miss some work progress due to my medical condition/ spending time for physical treatment but this also is one of unit progress and I feel satisfied about myself have achieved my goal in limited time.
Friday, 9 November 2012
Final proposal (Exterior)
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| Exterior bird eye view : Facade design/ roof top garden |
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| Roof top of Level 2 : Public garden view |
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| Building front view |
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| Side view on Elizabeth st : Becoming pedestrian road and green space |
Final proposal (interior)
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| Level 2 : Fashion mall/ New brands launching |
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| Level 3 : Designer workshop/ collaboration space |
Wednesday, 7 November 2012
Masterplan
+ Final proposal masterplan.
- Elizabeth st and Albert st are changed to green pedestrian road
- Every roof has green space (open to public)
- similar to massing form of Myer centre
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Saturday, 3 November 2012
Friday, 2 November 2012
inspiration of facade design/ materials. 2
Water Cube - National Aquatics Centre, China
Ove Arup and PTW based the "soap bubbles" structural concept on a solution from two Irish professors of physics at Trinity College, Dublin, known as the Weaire-Phelan structure.
http://www.designbuild-network.com/projects/watercube/watercube1.html
+ Architects and designers often seek inspiration from nature. They seek inspiration from water, plants, animals and other natural 'structures' for use in their work. Being inpired and influenced by nature in this way is called "biomimicry" and allows architectural designs to be more energy efficient, structurally sound and also beautiful to behold.
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http://theinspirationblog.net/showcases/examples-of-modern-architecture-inspired-by-nature/
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