Friday, 2 May 2014
Project 2: Electroliquid Aggregation of axonometric #4+#5 on Sketchup
Axo #4: Aldo Van Eyck
Organised forms arranged in a labyrinth way
Axo #5: Ricardo Porro
Contrast of structural mass and large voided spaces
Electroliquid Aggregation:
A labyrinth is the organisation of structural mass and voided spaces.
Project 2: 12 Axonometrics
Axo #1: Aldo Van Eyck
Unity and harmonisation of overlapping geometry
Axo #2: Ricardo Porro
Horizontal expansion vs. verticality
Axo #3: Aldo Van Eyck
Decentralisation and absence of boundary
Axonometric #4: Aldo Van Eyck
Organised forms arranged in a labyrinth way
Axo #5: Ricardo Porro
Contrast of structural mass and large voided spaces
Axo #6: Ricardo Porro
Porosity of architecture and repetition of open space
Project 2: Collated Concepts
Ricardo Porro
Contrast of structural mass and large voided spans.
Heavy homogenous frames as indeterminate outlines of spaces.
Porosity of Architecture and repetition of open spaces.
Curvilinear buildings providing a free-flowing movement.
Absence of distinct orientation.
Horizontal expansion vs verticality.
Aldo Van Eyck
Modularity blurring distinction between small and monumental.
Organised forms arranged in a labyrinthian way.
Decentralisation and absence of boundary.
Unity and Harmonisation of overlapping geometry.
Displacement of different forms to create light and shadow.
Precision in construction but tactility in materiality.
Contrast of structural mass and large voided spans.
Heavy homogenous frames as indeterminate outlines of spaces.
Porosity of Architecture and repetition of open spaces.
Curvilinear buildings providing a free-flowing movement.
Absence of distinct orientation.
Horizontal expansion vs verticality.
Aldo Van Eyck
Modularity blurring distinction between small and monumental.
Organised forms arranged in a labyrinthian way.
Decentralisation and absence of boundary.
Unity and Harmonisation of overlapping geometry.
Displacement of different forms to create light and shadow.
Precision in construction but tactility in materiality.
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