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Thursday, May 14, 2009

“80 CUBED”


Enclosed
to close; hem in; surround; envelop

Compartmented
division or part divided off; section; a small space within a large enclosed area, often separated by partitions

To explore the meaning and definition of two descriptive words in order to inform the design of a 80 x 80 x 80mm cube. Investigations into how these words could influence the interpretation of the spaces within this site. Examinations into the transparency and opaqueness of materials. The effects of colour versus clarity and wall thickness were all scrutinised. The outcome reveals a combination of enclosed and compartmented spaces that examines the influence of transparency and opacity in the interpretation of both exterior and interior spaces. All coloured planes are mirrored by corresponding transparent planes which form identical enclosed and compartmented spaces. These combine to create the “803” where interpretation in read in colours and transparencies.

Architectural Design 102: “80 CUBED” (2004)

BECAUSE THERE WAS A TIME I REALLY ENJOYED IT
WHERE HAS THE LOVE GONE?

image: Project Procrastination

Monday, May 4, 2009

SIX SPACE SET



L I N E A R - S P I N E - S E R I A L P R O G R E S S I O N
C L O I S T E R - C O U R T Y A R D - C E N T R I C

An exploration into a series of spatial types that have been shaped into small dwellings intended for domestic habitation;

SPACE TO LIVE IN.

The imagination of existing within a small habitat of 40m2 including space for living, cooking, washing (body & clothes), eating and sleeping. Resulting in the development of six different ways of living.

WE SHAPE OUR ENVIRONMENT, OUR ENVIRONMENT SHAPES US

Each petite lodging is considered an independent entity, distinct from its surroundings. There is no site, Simply an assumed north direction and a generic Perth Climate

Architectural Design 201: Six Space Set (2005)

A REMINDER THAT I CAN DO IT
AND I WILL GRADUATE!

images: Project Procrastination