Architecture 101 Part 3

Architecture 101 The Third Architectural Journey: From Space To Architecture

Part 1

What I’ve learned

(from the teachers) example week 2 building a physical structure in which you can enter

Inspiration:

1. step: research and find an inspiration it could be a movie, a book, the nature etc. or another artist here Esther Stocker an italian installation artist

Inspiration:

2. step: conceptual model how does it work? how is the mood of it? important: keep it short and simple

3. step: tools and materials how do you want to build it? do you have all materials?

Inspiration:

4. step: the making of sometimes, the secrets are more in the making than in the final construct

Inspiration:

5. step: the real thing make a photo in the right perspective, choose the right shadows or lights etc. this things are also part of your construct!

6. step enhance the real thing the digital transformation is the best chance to show the meanings of if

Part 2

What I’ve learned

(from other students) example week 1 transforming an empty room into something new using strings all images are from mani_lab (Marina Metaxa)

1. step: research and find an inspiration a good research is the key to the final construct here Kazuko Miyamoto a japanese minimal-art artist

2. step: conceptual model only a few lines are enough

3. step: tools and materials the materials are the beginning of the work but also of the art

4. step: the making of it’s like a beginning of a life

5. step: the real thing only a few strings but so powerful

6. step: enhance the real thing what for a difference in comparison to the real thing! the digital transformation can change your thoughts in your mind‌

Part 3

My Architectural Space

building a space is a process and „the whole is different from step real thing the6.sum ofenhance its parts“the (Wertheimer) 6. step enhance the real thing the digital transformation is the best chance to show the meanings of if the digital transformation is the best chance to show the meanings of if

the more easier the space is, the more can it enter the mind remember the shortest story in the history: „ for sale, baby shoes, never worn“ (Hemmingway)

visual messages become a language when they enter the mind words are easily forgotten but an architectural space stay in your mind!

Alexander Naumann 2015

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