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COURSE CODE
ARC 119
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS 1
ARC 112
GRAPHICS COMM. 1
ARC 121
DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS 2
ARC 126
GRAPHICS COMM. 2
ARC 251
DESIGN STUDIO 1
ARC 225
INTRO TO BLD. COMPONENTS 1
ARC 214
INTRO TO BUILDING MATERIALS 1
ARC 265
ARC 224
DESIGN STUDIO 2 INTRO TO BUILDING MATERIALS 2
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Design fundamentals 1
In this course, we were introduced to different materials, the spirituality of the materials and encouraged to experiment with them. We were introduced to paper, to wood, plastic, membrane, fabric, metal, wire, clay, stone, etc. We were taught the elements of design and to be resourceful in our model making.
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A model of a playground to test our level of creativity and blown proportions
Experimenting with the element of design, Chaos in a mosaic.
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Experimenting with the element of design, Chaos in a mosaic.
Design fundamentals 1
A 9x9m design of a studio home, designed to your taste.
My design incorporated the use of change in levels, open spaces, screens and furniture as space demarcations to allow free flow of movement round the home.
My model involved handmade furniture with unconventional materials such as foam, soap bars, flipflop soles, office pins, etc.
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Conceptual sketch.
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Pictures of model
Graphics communication 1
Focuses on improving our artistic and technical skills by practicing different techniques on art from memory, still life, etc.
Use of dry media
Shading techniques
3dimensional shading
Introduction to grid work in self portrait
pointillism
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Tonal gradation
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Design fundamentals 2
In this course, we were introduced to the use of tension and compression in the art of cable-stayed structures. It tested our ability to work in groups and our resourcefulness in modelmakings.
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Norman Foster’s Renault Centre
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A group model of our interpretation of Norman Foster’s Renault Centre, testing the tensile and compressive forces.
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Bottle caps and pins used as connectors, thread as strings.
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Iterative model of a single module of Norman Foster’s Renault Centre.
Design fundamentals 2
Personal project on the test of tensile and compressive forces in a cable-stayed model.
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3dimensional
Graphics communication 2
In this course, we were introduced to different forms of wet media, art strokes and styles, 3D shading and perspectives drawings.
PERSPECTIVE shading
FELT TIP PEN PAINTING OF unilag school gate
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Practice on strokes ACRYLIC ON PAPER
Design STUDIO 1
DOME MODEL OF AN 18M BY 18M PAVILLION
SITE – SOFOLUWE PARK
The purpose of this project was to demonstrate our knowledge about arches, domes, pendentives and unreinforced masonry to design and roof a multipurpose pavilion, 18x18m in size.
For my model, I made use of a rib vault (cross vault) for my main pavilion covering and the division of four sub-spaces,
Conceptual sketches.
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Senhor do Jesus da Pedra Church Sanctuary in Obidos AS A CASE STUDY
Baroque church of hexagonal plant inscribed in a circumference, dating from the 18TH century. Was suffering several renovations over the years and, in 1997, in celebration of 250 years of the sanctuary, was inaugurated here a museum.
O Senhor Jesus da Pedra is an interesting and unique baroque ensemble, made up of a sanctuary, with a centralized plant, enveloping terreiro hair, and attached buildings, including a pilgrims' hostel and a chafariz. O temple has a hexagonal plan inscribed numa circumferência. Annexes to the central body of the volumes of the sineiras towers, with a quadrangular plan, like a cappella-mor and sacristy, with a rectangular plan.
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Rib vaults are constructed of narrow, arched ribs that diagonally cross the area to be covered. The serveries can be filled with small pieces of masonry, eliminating much of the massive weight of barrel vaults. These rib vaults could also more efficiently cover large rectangular areas or squared areas.
stepped
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With the use of
buttresses, the load of the vault is transmitted from the arches to the ground
Design STUDIO 1
The purpose of the project was to test our ability to work with sloping sites and create a functional play of interchangeable levels in an exhibition center whilst demonstrating our knowledge of building components such as beams, columns and slabs for a 36m by 36m site with a +1800mm change in ground level.
The interplay and the connection between the floors made the building’s interior interesting and also played an important role in achieving the building’s overall form.
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WORKING DRAWINGS
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LEFT-SIDE ELEVATION
BACK-END ELEVATION
WORKING DRAWINGS
RIGHT-SIDE ELEVATION
FRONT-END ELEVATION
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RENDERINGS of exterior spaces
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RENDERINGS of interior spaces
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DESIGN STUDIO 2- SECONDARY SCHOOL DESIGN
Proposed design for a Junior and Senior secondary school at Onike, Yaba, Lagos.
In this project, we were tasked with creating a well equipped and functioning secondary school in clusters on an existing primary school situated at Onike.
The intent of my design, was to create a safe and secure environment that is conducive for the students, teachers and other users of this space whilst maximizing the land space and adequately responding to the sloped site.
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of UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE AS A CASE STUDY YEAR TWO YEAR TWO 36
Model
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
SITE ANALYSIS
BINH-DUONG SCHOOL BY VO TRONG
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NGHIA AS A CASE STUDY
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Site plan and ISOMETRIC view
YEAR TWO YEAR TWO plan and ISOMETRIC views 39
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RENDERINGS of secondary school 3d model
DESIGN PORTFOLIO DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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RENDERINGS of secondary school 3d model
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INTRO TO BUILDING MATERIALS 2
A proposed design for a residential duplex. Consisting of 4 bedrooms, a bar/lounge, 2 sitting rooms bedrooms and a living room and a balcony. This project was made to familiarize us the use of specific building materials in the house, such as glass, paint, steel, aluminum and tiles.
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Ground floor plan Roof plan First floor plan
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section DRAWINGS
DESIGN PORTFOLIO DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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YEAR TWO YEAR TWO Rendering of House Exterior 56
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