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Portfolio AAR450 – DESIGN 1

CONTENT 1. PROJECT 1 1A. THEORY AND PRACTICE DESIGN

1B. 100続

2. PROJECT 2 2A. PROTOTYPING PATTERN AND TEXTURE

2B. MAKING SPACE : FLAT PACK

PROJECT 1A ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE IS A PHILOSHOPHY OF ARCHITECTURE WHICH PROMOTES HARMONY BETWEEN HUMAN HABITATION AND THE NATURAL WORLD THROUGH DESIGN APPROCHES SO SYMPATHETIC AND WELL INTEGRATED WITH ITS SITE THAT BUILDING, FURNISHING AND SURROUNDINGS BECOME PART OF A UNIFIED, INTERRELATED COMPOSITIONS. THERE ARE FIVE KEYWORDS THAT ARE REPRESENT ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE WHICH ARE HORIZONTALITY, SITE, SYMBOL, MATERIAL AND UNIQUE.

THEORY AND PRACTICE DESIGN

ORGANIC

ARCHITECTURE

BIOGRAPHY

FRANK LLYOD WRIGHT BELIEVING THAT “ THE SPACE WITHIN THE BUILDING IS THE REALITY OF THAT BUILDING”, FRANK LLYOD WRIGTH (1867-1959) WAS ONE OF THE MOST PROLIFIC AND INFLUENTIAL ARCHITECTURE OF THE 20TH CENTURY. FROM HIS EARLY PRAIRE STYLE HOMES, TO THE SCULPTURAL CURVES OF THE GUGENHEIM MUSEUM IN NEW YORK, HE DEFINED A NORTH AMERICAN STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE WHICH WAS RICH IN EMOTION AND SENSITIVE TO ITS SURROUNDINGS. ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE IN NORTH AMERICA, FRANK LLYOD WRIGHT EMBRACED THE USE OF THE NEW TECHNOLOGY, MATERIALS AND ENGINEERING TO CREATE SOME OF THE 20TH CENTURY MOST INFLUENTIAL AND ICONIC BUILDINGS. DURING A LONG AND PRODUCTIVE CARRER SPANNING 70 YEARS HE DESIGNED OVER 1000 BUILDINGS OF WHICH OVER 400 WERE BUILT. WRIGHT DEVELOPED A LANGUAGE OF ARCHITECTURE THAT DID NOT LOOK TO EUROPE BUT WAS UNIQURE TO THE UNITED STATES. AS WEEL AS CREATING BUILDINGS WHICH WERE RADICAL IN APPEARANCE, WRIGHT HAD A RARE ABILITY TO INTEGRATE THEM WITH THE LANDSCAPE-STEAMING FROM HIS DEEP LOVE AND KNOWLEDGE OF NATURE. IT WAS THIS GIFT THAT MARKED HIM OUT FROM THE CONTEMPORARY PIONEERS OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE, SUCH AS LE CORBUSIER AND MIES VAN DER ROHE, AND MAKE HIS BUILDINGS SEEMS IN TUNE WITH OUR ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS ERA.

CASE STUDY: FALLLING WATER

HORINZONTALITY REFER TO THE BUILDING BEING FLAT AND LONG ALLOWING THE BUILDING TO BE WITH NATURE AND SURROUNDING.

SITE IT INVENTS A NEW SOLUTION BY ADAPTING TO EACH SITE, CLIMATE AND SET OF MATERIAL.

SYMBOL A SIGNATURE OF THE ARCHITECT DESIGN OR SOMETHING THAT WILL HELP IT BLEND WITH ITS NATURAL DESIGN ENVIRONMENT.

MATERIAL IT BRINGS OUT THE NATURE OF THE MATERIALS, THAT THEIR NATURE INTIMATELY INTO YOUR HOME

UNIQUE THE CHARACTER OF THE BUILDING. EACH BUILDING CLEARLY REFLECTS ITS OWNPURPOSE.

SITE: MUTIARA TAMAN NEGARA CHALET, PAHANG HORIZONTALTITY THE CHALET IS DESIGNED IN DESIGN AS RECTANGULAR FORM AS IT HELPS IT TO BLEND IN WITH ITS NATURAL LANDSCAPE

SITE THE CHALET IS BUILD WITH CONSIDERATION IN PRESERVING THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE. THE DESIGN CAUSED MINIMAL DAMAGE IS TO THE ORIGINAL SITE DURING THE CONSTRUCTION.

SYMBOL THE CHALET IS DESIGNED BASED ON TRADITIONAL MALAY HOUSE. FINE WOODCRAFT IS PRESENT IN THE DESIGN OF THE CHALET.

MATERIAL NATURAL WOOD IS USED AS THE CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL FOR THE CHALET AS IT BLENDS WELL WITH THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE SITE UNIQUE VISITORS COMING TO THE CHALET ARE GIVEN A BOAT RIDE TO THE CHALET AS IT IS THE ONLY WAY TO REACH THE CHALET

PROJECT 1B

100続

DESIGN PROCESS ENVELOPING IN CONTINUE WITH PROJECT 1A, T CHOOSE HORIZONTALITY AS THE KEYWOR. THE ARCHITECTURE TERM HORIZONTALITY REFERS TO THE LANDSCAPE AND THE BUILDING BEING FLAT AND LONG ALLOWING THE BUILDING TO BE WITH NATURE AND SURROUNDING. IT DOES NOT SEEM TO CHALLENGE NATURE. HORIZONTALITY MEANS HUMBLENESS AND CLOSENESS TO THE SURROUNDING. TO ENCLOSE OR ENCASE COMPLETELY WITH OR AS IF WITH A COVERING, TO SURROUND ON ALL SIDES, TO CONTAIN ESPECIALLY SO AS TO ENVELOP OR SHELTER, TO KEEP FROM BEING SEEN, FOUND, OBSERVED OR DISCOVERED..

SKETCHES HORIONTALITY

ENVELOPING

MOCK UP

1ST DEVELOPMENT

2ND DEVELOPMENT

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Section A-A

Front Elevation

Side Elevation

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PROJECT 2A

PROTOTYPING PATTERN AND TEXTURE

OCTOPUS

THE OCTOPUS IS AN INVERTEBRATE, WHICH MEANS IT HAS NO BONES. THE OCTOPUS IS A CEPHALOPOD AND THIS MEANS A HEAD WITH LEGS. THE OCTOPUS HAS THREE HEARTS AND THEY ALL ARE LOCATED IN THE HEAD. JUST LIKE THE HEARTS ALL ORGANS ARE LOCATED IN THE HEAD. THE OCTOPUS HAS 8 FLEXIBLE LEGS. LOCATED BENEATH THE LEGS ARE SUCTION CUPS. THE SUCTION CU PS CAN TASTE AND THE SUCTION CUPS CAN HELP IT MOVE ACROSS ROCKS AND THROUGH THE SEA. THE OCTOPUSES’ LEGS ENCIRCLE ITS MOUTH. THE OCTOPUSES’ MOUTH IS A BEAK. THE OCTOPUS HAS A FUNNEL ON ITS HEAD, WHICH HELP THE OCTOPUS ESCAPED FROM PREDATORS

THERE ARE MORE THAN 150 TYPES OF OCTOPUS. MOST OF THE 150 OCTOPI LIVE IN TROPICAL OR SUBTROPICAL AREAS. DIFFERENT OCTOPI LIVE IN DIFFERENT WATER, SOME LIVE IN SHALLOW WATER, AND OTHERS LIVE IN DEEP WATER. ALSO SOME OCTOPI LIVE IN DIFFERENT PLACES. FOR EXAMPLE, SOME OCTOPI LIVE IN THE CORAL REEF. ALSO THE OCTOPUS LIVES IN ITS DEN BY ITSELF.

GOING THROUGH SMALL HOLES

SWIMMING BY EJECTING WATER OUT ITS FUNNEL

CLOSE VIEW OF OCTOPUS SUCKER

SCHEMATIC CUTAWAY DIAGRAM OF AN OCTOPUS SUCKER

DIFFERENT SHAPE OF THE OCTOPUS HEAD IS OVERLAP TO CREATE A NEW SHAPE

TAKE THE SUCKERS UNIQUE CHARACTERISTIC AS A TEXTURE FOR THE MODEL. BUBBLE WRAP IS THE MATERIAL OF CHOICE.

THE SHAPE OF DIFFERENT SPECIES OF OCTOPUS

PROJECT 2B MAKING SPACE : FLAT PACK WHAT IS FLAT-PACKED FLAT PACK IS A MOVING UNIT THAT VISUALIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF INTEGRATION BETWEEN MEN, TECHNOLOGIES, AND NATURE;S ALLIANCES, IT IS TO REALIZE THE POTENTIAL OF BOTH CAPACITY OF HUMAN’S RESEARCH IN MECHANICS, NATURES AND THE HABITABLE CONDITION OF HIS IMGINABLE FUTURE.

SITE CAMERON HIGHLANDS IS ONE OF MALAYSIA’S MOST EXTENSIVE HILL STATIONS. IT COVERS AN AREA OF 712 SQUARE KILOMETERS (275) SQ Ml) AND SITS AT AN ALTATIDU OF MORE THAN 1200 METRES (3900 FT). DURING THE DAY, THE TEMPERATURE SELDOM RISES ABOVE 25C (77F), AT NIGHT, THE TEMPERATURE CANS OMETIMES DROP TO AS LOW AS 12C(54F). BECAUSE OF THIS CHARACTERISTICS, CAMERON HIGHLAND ATTRACTED THOUSAND OF VISITOR EVERY YEAR AND BECOME ONE OF MALAYSIA MOST FAMOUS TOURIST DESTINATIONS. STRONG POINT: -HAS BEAUTIFUL FLORA AND FAUNA -COOL CLIMATE -VISITORS CAN ENJOY NATURE UPCLOSE WEAK POINT: -NO PLACE TO REST -LACK OF INFRASTRUCTURE FOR HUMAN ACTIVITIES -NON HABITABLE CONDITION SOLUTION: PROVIDE A SHELTER FOR HUMAN TO ENJOY NATURE COMFORTABLY.

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