Spacial Interventions

I learned how to draw 3-Dimensional drawings: One Point Perspective, Two Point Perspective, and Plan Oblique.

Plan Oblique (Freehand)

Different Angles of the Final Model (for comparison to Plan Oblique).

Project Description

Using the kit of parts to create a retreat house for an artist and learn to use the ordering principles, such as axis, hierarchy, datum, rhythm, symmetry, and transformation. I designed my retreat using architectural assemblies such as a cartesian cross, cube, L- shape, and stick as defying objects.

Section cut through private spaces (freehand).

Section cut through public and semi-private spaces (freehand).

This project taught me how to design series of spaces for two people and create a visual composition between the assemblies.

Project Description

Design a Park Pavilion adjacent to a mountain. Create a unique mountain surface by combining 3D shapes (hexagons).

All drawings must be done freehand without a ruler.

Define space, volume, and form with basic architectural elements and use principles of design, such as reverberation, adjacency, and hinging.

Free-hand drawing: One Point Perspective, Sections, and Floor Plans.

Girl with Freckles

Ebony pencil on sketch paper

February, 2018

9”x9”