DESIGN STUDIO H a n o i A r c h i te c tu ra l U n i ve rs i ty Vu H a n h N h i – 2 0 K T T
Tu t o r : M a r i a K i m S t u d y l e n g th : M a r c h - J un e 2 0 2 1
CONTENTS Small scale architectural project…………2 Course content and requirements………3 Landscape and mock models ……… 7
Inhabitable space ……… 29
Hybrid items and the redraw…………… 8
Preamble……… 30
Collection of rainwater… 41
Hybrid product ……………………………12
Perspective…… 32
Circulation………………… 43
Diagram………………………………………13
Function ……… 34
Light…………………………46
Composition study ……………………… 14
Site approach… 35
Wall………………………… 48
Nine card…………………………………… 18
Elevation……… 37
Diagram model………… 49
Model of landscape……………………… 21
Floor plan………39
Model of building…………51
Massing………………………………………26
Section………… 40
Axonometric study ……………………… 27
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SMALL SCALE ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT
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OBJECTIVES: 1.To introduce an analytical process for taking something apar t “and looking at it
from inside” 2.To practice use of the tools with which architect s make drawings. 3.To introduce aspects of critical thinking in design, including visual / spatial thinking, speculative explorat ion, critical ref lection, and iterative study. 4.To consider compositional relationships in two dimensions as well as their suggest ions of the third dimension / thickness, space and depth. 5.To learn to fur ther appreciate line quality, line consistency, line weight and
grey tones in the ser vice of visual / spatial thinking. 3
RESEARCH AND PREPARATION
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1 - Painting Analysis: 4 weeks sketching analytical drawing f inished set of cards documenting the analysis
2 - Translating the Analysis analytical collage [beginning analyzing and modeling] contour and planar modeling direction f inished site model and site translation
from 2d to a 3d site: 4 weeks to “thicken” the space of a “f lat” painting; alternatives for a site; establishing nor th plan / sections drawings documenting the
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DESIGN AND PRESENTATION
3 - Inhabitable Space, with requirem ents for siting, use, and light: 4 weeks -
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sketching sketch modeling
Diagramming
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diagram modeling
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presentation set of diagram s, drawings, diagram model and descriptive model 4 – developing interior spaces through the study of light, views, human activity scale, and furnishing: 3 weeks 5
FINAL
FINAL REVIEW that present s the process from beginning to end, for developing the work, as well as the presentation set of diagram s, drawings, diagram model and descript ive model. This presentat ion is also given, as a printed PowerPoint , in the form of an A -4 por tfolio, to the faculty, who can use it for evaluation / grading
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LANDSCAPE AND MOCK MODELS
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HYBRID ITEMS - Drink ware - Duchy handle
- Clip clamp
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DRINK WARE Redraw these produces from 3D to 2D and make them to the basic form
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DUCHY HANDLE Explore its symmetrical characteristic
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CLIP CLAMP Analyze each section forming and multiple ways of representing the lamp
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HYBRID PRODUCTS Combine 3 given items with different positions 12
DIAGRAM Showing the elevation and what assembled first
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Create the 2D hybrids and simple composition study ( Some free-hand sketch )
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To consider compositional relationships in two dimensions as well as their suggestions
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Made sketch
surveys, drawings and models of complex junctions, configuration them
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expressed abstractly and multiple ways of representing
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NINE CARD These 3 cards are almost the same in shape but they are different in composition and color
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NINE CARD
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NINE CARD
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MODEL Pick one card to remake a technical
blueprint for the landscape models
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MODEL Levels
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MODEL vertical elements
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MODEL Volume
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MODEL Volume inverse
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MASSING
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AXONOMETRIC STUDY
Imagine different point
of views from the previously made models 27
Another view but the
same model
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INHABITABLE SPACE
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LANDSCAPE The landscape that I chose to build the building
A little change of scale and height to fit with
the building
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FIRST IDEA
The premise of building before changing
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PERSPECTIVE FROM THE NORTH VIEW
A little change for better
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PERSPECTIVE
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FUNCTION - Site approach - Threshold - Repose - Serving tea - Reading
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MAIN SITE APPOARCH
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DOOR TO THE GARDEN
The door connect directly to the threshold, so people don’t have to go thought another space to go the garden 36
ELEVATION
Height: - human: 1m7
- Door: 2m6 - First floor and second floor: 3m5 - Third floor: 3m 37
ELEVATION
Wide : - The widest of the building : 10m5 - Third floor : 6m 38
Third floor
Second floor
First floor
FLOOR PLAN
( hand drawing)
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SECTION The most overview inside of the building
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COLLECTIONS OF
RAINWATER FROM THE ROOFS
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- Be integrated rainwater for watering plants - The storage tank is right under the garden
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Repose
CIRCULATION First floor Threshold
Private circulation Public circulation
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Balcony
CIRCULATION
Garden
Second floor
Serving tea
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Serving tea is public space
- With this allocation, people
can go to balcony and garden without disturbing others 44
CIRCULATION
Reading
Third floor
The stairs are separated from the reading area to reduce noise from footsteps 45
LIGHT Repose space: With small window,
not much light enter this space ( natural semi-darkness )
- Light in the morning - Light in the afternoon 46
LIGHT Reading space: The window in
filtered and northfacing natural light to reduce glare
- Light in the morning - Light in the afternoon 47
First floor
WALL Black : structure
Third floor
Second floor
Gray : enclosure
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DIAGRAM MODEL
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First floor
Black : structure Gray : enclosure
Third floor
Second floor
Yellow : moverment
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MODEL FROM THE TOP VIEW
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MODEL FROM THE BACK VIEW
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ISOMETRIC VIEW OF MODEL
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MODEL FROM HUMAN EYES VIEW
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CONCLUSION Thanks to all my friends and specially to Mrs. Maria Kim, who guided and helping us about the subject Hope that we have the honor by her teaching in the future