week 6 Open space network and townscape analysis

The Workshop

The workshop is watching the video "Oxford Townscape - A short video was lmed by Kristin Gray" on You Tube. Through this workshop, we will analyse the short lm based on the timestamp and choose one that is eye-catching and has a variety of aspects, as well as justify and annotate the essential elements. The next step is to apply the key element concept to the mock up study of wooden blocks presented in the session. The picture of the design solution must then be captured from an eye level perspective.

This is the work in a team workshop approach for analysing and annotating photos chosen by my team.

Analysis 1

Based in this perspective analysis, the rst element that major in the picture is the incident. Characteristics within the constructed form that break up the view of the street and bring the attention to features of the street as we go along it, and how successfully this is done. Moreover, the projection along with de ection which does not totally contain the room, but rather indicates that there is more space around the corner, bend, or curve.

Analysis 2

The second picture recorded even little incidents in minor scale, but our visual level is most signi cant in recognising the item in the townscape. However, the object adjacent to it makes a de ection with a purpose and feeling of giving direction towards the users, nally directing them to the crucial places. There are also screened vistas to improve the hereness of contrast between here and there to make further distant statically.

Model of wooden block

Plan View

Work in team to design and contribute towards the townscape concept for site proposal according 5 elements of city image as a guideline.

view c view b view d

The major features of this perspective communicate to lead the user the direction towards an incident in order to enhance the scenery of the townscape, while the closed vista bring together the path to follow.

Landmark is a focal point of an area that is captured as an object or statue that is inhabited with a collection of sitting as it may be de ned as space or nothing more than a statue, monument, and structure.

A di erence of two elements of in nity and sky provide a contrast of visual viewpoint as to show here and there while con ned areas, such as the courtyard, encourage quietness and contrast of human size.