EXP 2 - FINAL SUBMISSION

THEORY

Movement would be influenced by the structure (walls, columns and beams), pattern which attracts and guides people, and material of the architecture, leading to different human experience under different circumstances.

Reference :

Ricci, Natali, "The Psychological Impact of Architectural Design" (2018). CMC Senior Theses. 1767.

http://scholarship.claremont.edu/cmc_theses/1767

PERSPECTIVE DRAWINGS

ONE PONIT PERSPECTIVE (above / at eye level / below)

TWO POINT PERSPECTIVE (above / at eye level / below)

36 CUSTOM TEXTURES

LINEAR

ROTATIONAL

SCALAR

DIFUSSION

DIRECTIONAL

INTERMITTENT

ANIMATED AXONOMETRIC DRAWINGS

FRONT

BACK

IMAGE OF MODEL

EXTERIOR SHOTS

The building is located across the Anzac Parade connecting the university to the NIDA. The stairs of each floor acts as the bridge with people travelling from lower to upper, from the side of the road to the other. The building is composed with several blocks, which is from large to small, from lower to upper.

From the views of the pedestrians on the road, the cars seem like going through a cave.

Due to the main material of the building, concrete, each blocks could embed into another. The north and south facade have more opening because it can give more comfortable sense of lighting.

People could rest on the left stairs, having various activities such as waiting for bus.

The ground floor is a library which is easily accessed and there is a gallery on the first floor. When going up, there are small rooms for studios and offices.

DETAIL SHOTS