These are the pictures from Noah and Sofia's team. These are our Alley photos all combined.
ARCH 254// Spring Studio 2014//Architecture Program//CAA//University of Idaho
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Thursday, February 20, 2014
E1 – Clockwork Constellation
Clockwork Constellation is composed of 5
reimagined spaces that I spend the majority of my time in. Below are drafted
pictures of the original spaces before they were redesigned.
[Study
Space: Floor Plan, Elevation, & Perspective View]
[Bedroom:
Floor Plan, Elevation, & Perspective View]
[Zedd’s
Space: Floor Plan, Elevation, & Perspective View]
[Living
Room: Floor Plan, Elevation, & Perspective View]
[Kitchen:
Floor Plan, Elevation, & Perspective View]
After
realizing what worked and what didn’t within each space, I redesigned them and
created models for the newly existing spaces.
[Study
Space – Noting: Additional work area.]
[Bedroom –
Noting: Redesigned headboard with shelving.]
[Zedd’s
Space – Noting: Larger space for Zedd, and side table.]
[Living
Room – Noting: Redesigned couch for better seating.]
[Kitchen –
Noting: New layout with more storage and cooking space.]
The final
step of the exercise was to take the five spaces and construct them into a
constellation. Below are pictures of the final product, starting with my
initial idea.
[Parti
diagram of initial idea]
The
elevator tower running up the middle, with the clock dangling inside, is a
representation of the central theme revolving around time. Thus, my spaces are
organized by what space I spend the least time (bottom), to the space that I
spend the most time in (top).
[Clockwork
Constellation viewed from the front.]
[Clockwork
Constellation viewed from left.]
[Clockwork
Constellation viewed from right.]
[Clockwork
Constellation viewed from back.]
The heart
of the piece is the kitchen overlooking the living room, because that is where
I do the most entertaining. Often I will find myself in these 5 spaces losing
track of precious time that I will never get back.
[Clockwork Constellation viewed from above left side.]
[Clockwork Constellation viewed from above right side.]
[Clockwork Constellation viewed from above left side.]
[Clockwork Constellation viewed from above right side.]
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Group Noah Statement of Purpose
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE:
To create space that examines and explores the
relationship of distinct programmatic zones and the ways they connect to form
an active, living plaza.
Personal Constellation Final Drawings
These are the final drawings of my personal constellations. Rather than focusing on intense detail (that was enunciated through the models) I wanted to show the proportion of the spaces and the relation of the shapes inhabiting those spaces.
Group Hailey
We want to create an Ecosystem using vegetation, water and stepped spaces. We will use a Bio Dome shape that will envelope & unify the spaces. Lastly, we will build partially underground spaces that layer into the rest of the project, this is to utilize space & emphasize the layered feeling of space .
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