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Digital Design - Portfolio Semester 1, 2018
Kanyanut Duangna 915985 Jun Han Foong + Studio 14
email: kduangna@student.unimelb.edu.au
Education:
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2013 - 2016
Macgregor State High School
2017 - current#2018
Bachelor of Design
University high School
Awards / Exhibition: 2017
Skills:
Rhino Grasshopper Unreal
FOD:R Exhibition, AFLK Gallery #M3
I am motivated by my own work. When I get started, I have a passion that I have to get it done at least at my own satisfaction level. Yet, having a goal is so important in order to stay motivated since each day cannot pass by, it is way more challenging out there. My motivation also comes from people around me that make me think that I will be able to design something better for them. In this subject, I learnt to think differently from what I have been doing before. Few new soft wares were introduced in this semester and I learnt to generate the idea through process and new techniques. To be able to experience something new is really refreshing, yet, there were many struggles during the way. Likewise, in order to gain more skills, I, myself have to get started and keep learning by myself. Architecture, interiors and graphic design disciplines are my aspiration as designer. Visual aesthetic is genuinely appreciated by many people these day, however, looking pleasing will be nothing if there is no meanings or ideas behind it. Early this semester, I was too focused on the aesthetic pleasing so for my second and last projects I have put more thought into the design and attempt to communicate it through the visual graphical representation as much as possible before literally described it.
Photoshop Illustrator Indesign Fabrication
Nevertheless, sometimes I am still stuck in designing in a conventional way so I will need to push my creative mind more. As well as the management and wise organisation that still need to be improved.
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Precedent study
Generating design through digital processes
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Generating design through digital processes
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Twisted pavilion
DIAGRAMMING
DESIGN PRECEDENT 4
Computer Workflow
To get the aluminium sheet surface : ROTATE 3D surfaces and put them in the right direction, Connect with the floor plan and trim off the excess part
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Libeskind Pavilion 2001 The pavilion is based on an origami architecture so each part is actually connected to each other when it gets unfolded. The 3D digital model was generated from Rhino The planar surfaces were created with the support of metallic skeleton structure.
To get the steel Frame structure : ORIENT the cuboids according to the aligned lines , ROTATE 3D so the cuboid face to the same right direction, TRIM the external part with the surface shape, Use BISECTOR to find the middle angle then trim out the overlapping parts to tidy up the corners
ith this form, overlapping areas are emerged as well as defined W openings.
Aluminium Surfaces
Skeleton Structure
Skeleton Structure Occupied Space
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Threshold Circulation Path
Theashold Diagram
Circulation Diagram
The threshold diagram is defined by the volume of the each different shapes. The extra internal spaces are created where both different shapes connect to each other by sitting on the edges of the same floor piece. The darker tone of grey represents the transition. The density of occupied space defining by the darker shade of grey, would be also higher near the entrance and where the cafe is located.
The skeleton structure display where it would be constructed to the floor. The middle floor plan represents how much each part will be occupied. This is due to the cafe inside or the meeting that happened. The circulation shows that there are many paths that visitor could take with the famous ones happened between the bigger opening and closer to the main street and gallery nearby.
This isometric drawing reveals
The threshold is defined where
all the objects, most of open-
three connected Aluminium
ing and overlapping areas.
surfaces touch the ground. While
Some of the skeleton structure
the more overlapping spaces
which was modelled in more
would provide a different stage
detail are shown here as well.
senses of privacy, with the most
The aluminum panel mate-
overlapping part; the more sense
rial is visually presented. It
of privacy. The circulation can
would reflect the surrounding
emerge in many ways since it is
environment and are easily
such a complex shape. With a
constructed in a short period
bigger opening, there will be more
of time.
circulation happening. The visitor would try to walk through most part of the pavilion even outside away from the overlapping walls.
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Isometric Diagram 1:150 0
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G E N E R A T I N G I D E A S THROUGH PROCESS 8
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Design Matrix Lofts { Index Selection}
{Index Selection}
{Index Selection}
{Index Selection}
Paneling Grid & Attractor Point
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{
} Attractor Point Location}
{Offset Grid}
{Vary height grids
{IAttraction Point Location}
Panelin
Computer Workflow
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According to the twisted tower’s them, the top part of the model should be seen as smaller than the lower part. So a smaller box is created for the top surface to loft. The two surfaces are pulled to be closed to each other and the surfaces immediately become genuine curvy. The two different shapes of 3D are produced to be on the separate surfaces; the first one with linear extrusion and 2nd one with twisted form extrusion. With the even lower 3D objects situated between them in a way that the direction suggests the action of growing higher. The height of the panel are also reduced as they grow higher as well.
Surface and Waffe
The top piece is the smallest and closed to so the supporting tructure cannot be seen
The waffle is self supported despite the slanted surface
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A 3D and 2D patterns panelling as stripes to create the wavy visual representation.
The panel height is building up according to the offset grid.
Isometric Diagram 1:1.75
Laser cut
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The three different panels can easily be unrolled and even easier to locate them since they are ableto be unrolled as one complete stripe. Yet, the result is long piece of laser cut. The prototype has been made prior the final laser cut, however, one problem of wrong face could not be detected because of the pattern stripe itself that is appeared to be very similar in both side.
Physical model
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The overall look of the physical model. The panels are clearly seen at different height where the largest one is at the bottom in order to balance the load.
The closed up shot focuses on the visual differences between the 3D panel stripe and 2D panel stripe. Although both are panelled on a square grid system, they do not appear to be as such
G E N E R A T I N G I D E A S THROUGH PROCESS 14
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Design Matrix Paneling Grid & Attractor Point
{6x6 grids}
{Attraction Point Location}
{Attraction Point Location}
{Index Selection}
Lofts
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Plantonic Octahedron Manipulatio
{Objects based grid}
{Cull nth}
{Place Platonic Octahedron objects}
{Scale Attraction Point}
{Objects rotation}
{Combine two sets of objects
{Cull nth}
{Random Rotation}
Computer Workflow
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Many iterations were tested the experinecne of vary geometries. The platonic octahedron is then chosen because its combination of at two different rotations creates such interesting shape and effects. However, since the 6x6 is used, the objects altogether are appeared to be quite crowed so I apply CULL NTH component to remove them according to the pattern I provided across the script. Later, the shape is rotated again and again. The size is also scaled according to the attractor point at the centre where the geometry is at its biggest there.
Soid and Void
The platonic octahedron provides simple shape but with a lot of them overlapping with each other it would create stunning light affect and shadows.
The object is cut diagonally enable to display more opening
The peaks are pointing at different directions because of rotations
The angle of the boolean differences indicates the direction of the light and wind that go through the opening also. The shape is rotated perpendicularly so it varies the permeability of the structure.
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The light is able to go through all the vertical opening
Isometric Diagram 1:1.25
3D Printing
The top part without the support
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The small voids that do not require support materials After the shape is being booleaned, it is needed to be exported as mesh or .stl. The maker bot then calculate the hours and materials. To be efficient, having less support is always the best solution so I orient it to be on the most flat solid side and having the void part at the top.
Physical model
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The overall look of the physical model. The effect on the light that shade on the model speaks for its slanted surface and texture.
The closed up shot focuses from the back displaying the possible vertical opening. Yet, with a distinct void that has been crafted out.
100 word describing your project. Below are some questions as prompt. 1) What is your concept? 2) How does it satisfy the inhabitation brief for both the lunchtime seminar and an evening quartet performance? 3) How is the ground articulated to facilitate circulation? 4) Describe the material and how its effect the inhabitation of the space?
TWISITED PAVILION
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PROJECT TITLE
Sectional Diagram The ground are extruded corresponding to the curvy shape of the pavilion to blend it with the surrounding.
The structure is created using parametric curves arraying in polar style. The volume is larger at the centre to accomodate variou acitivities
The threshold at the top is created along the curve as well to let the light in.
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Section cut revealing the interior
The step seatings diffentiate itslef from using different materials.
The main circulation is easily located. It is either go through the pavilon or circle around the pavilion
Isometric Diagram 1:50 0
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Pavilion The shells are divided into 2 pieces because of the serpentine opening that starts from the ground. The two shells/shelters efficiently provides the shade and protection for rains.
Sectional Diagram The step seating is alternated from the shape of the pavilion and being blended to part of the landscape since it is located in a park.
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The pavilion sits parallel to the main St. Kilda Rd. Therefore the activities or performance is not distracted by the traffic or pedestrians who pass by, as well as creating semi-private sense in the area.
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Site Plan
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Top view 1:200
Site Plan 1:1000 0
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Design iterations
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The larger volume at the centre can create
The star liked shell has extraordinary form yet the
It has a smooth surface that can create
many opportunities in term of space usage.
texture is appeared to be too rought. Also, the
outstanding lighting and shadow. However, the
Yet, the twisted form is interesting, the hexagon
internal volume is not being used efficiently with
internal space is too enclosed. Light can only
profile is too common.
this type of surface.
go throght the front and back.
Grasshopper Process
The opening is created from open loft surface but to get a larger opening, a Graph mappers are used to construct the shape of the initial curve. The first
curve needed to be move The two starter curves are then
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graph controls the overall shape that can
arrayed in a polar style using
WEAVE is used to detect the two
be changed according to the type of
ARRPOLAR where the number
set of different scaled curves and in
mathematical funtion. The rest control the
of curves and the angle can be
order to build the surface. Next, the
width and height as well as the number of
adjusted.
shape is baked out and booleaned
round.
The initial curve and the scaled one
to sit on a flat ground.
Both starter curves being arrayed in a polar style
The double open loft surfaces needed for solid object
Realistic render images from UNREALS Vignette 01 Pavilion approach to the main entrace and to the performing stage
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Vignette 02 Night view of pavilion seeing the structure of the pavilion
360 Image
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The pavilion is made from PLA 3D prining whille the landscape is made from painted 3 mm MDF. 3D printing is choosen since the surface is quite complex, yet, the outcome is satisfying. The model is cut the half front part, revealing the main entace facing north, step seating and the stage which orchestra will be performing.
Sectional Physical model
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The opeing that has been cut along the curve
The inside of the surface
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Digital Design Semester 1 2018 Melbourne School of Design
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