Monday, 30 June 2014
EXPERIMENT 3 : MASHUP OF ARTICLE
With the hope to “deliver a transformative piece of architecture, the Monument stands as a silent and dignified space shielded from the highway
and road traffic providing controlled vistas toward the valley. Some of these spaces become balconies that create their own sense of movement and light, opening up to views of the floors above and below. The most obvious cantilever is the fifth floor, which stretches out over the open aired sculpture garden. Each one of these volumes provides a unique theme and
ambiance for interpretation, contemplation and artistic expression.”These enhance the space of the galleries, complementing the artworks displayed while providing a bright and airy exhibition space.
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
EXPERIMENT 2 : FINAL SUBMISSION
Concept of Kengo Kuma
-Architecture as a frame of nature
-Light and transparency
-Poetic flow
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Concept of Kisho Kurokawa
-Raw and Honest materiality
-Space and movement
Electroliquid Aggregation Concept
Natural elements like water and light are able to combined with the architecture in a harmony way. It's aims to create a circulation between nature and architecture.
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Five Images Captured from Lumion
As part of the meeting place for visitor, a flowing area was constructed between 2 monuments with planted grasses to the extent that it is almost hidden on the ground so that it would not break the balance with its surrounding.
Curve form of the monument for Kisho Kunokawa well fit its natural environment.
Monument for Kengo Kuma. Varies of thickness of column and tiny broken frame create a sense of flexibility of the building. Sunset on the river as a focal point scene can be seen through the monument which demonstrates the communication between building and nature.
A large water tank links with two waterfall on the ground level forms the other part of the meeting places. It connects two monument with natural element that demonstrate the idea of circulation between architecture and nature. Moreover, upper level and ground level also have a visual connection through a set of circular gaps.
Using concrete as the only material for Kisho Kunokawa's monument to respond his concept of "raw and honest materiality". Created material with similar pattern and textures was applied on the stair that allows visitors to get to the first level, echoing the upward trend of monument as well as its features.
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36 Custom Textures
Chosen Textures
Dark
Medium
Light
Sketches
Sketchup Models
Monument for Kengo Kuma
Monument for Kisho Kurokawa
Animation for the monument
Link
EXPERIMENT 2 : COMBINATION OF TWO MONUMEN
SCHEME ONE
SKETCHES
SKETCHUP MODEL
IN LUMION
*The first experiment with Lumion.
I just simply placed it on the ground.
* This time, I start to consider the relationship between the monument and its surrounding.In respond, i create a waterfall so that the water can come through the building in order to create a sense of movement. In the meanwhile, water as a media, communicate two seperated monument with a tank (or a water path) in between which could be a meeting place for architectural students. This idea was further developed in my final version of monument.
SCHEME TWO
SKETCHES
SKETCHUP MODEL
IN LUMION
I decide to construct my monument on a little island above the river.
*Experiment of PLANTS AND SURROUNDING.
Bamboo and stone pathway are very Japanese.
*Experiment of applying materials on the building. Concrete and timber could be the major thing due to they are iconic and representative for Kisho Kurokawa and Kengo Kuma. These two materials are widely used on the works of them.
* A combination and development of the previous schemes.
I would like to use the monument (as shown below) for Kisho Kunokawa.
However, it doesn't looks good when i transform it to curve form.
So i decide to reconstruct it.
Process
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