choonw@student.unimelb.edu.au
CHOON SIEN WONG 640103 VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT ENVS10008 SEM 1, 2013 GROUP 7 MODULE 3 - FABRICATION
Analytical Drawing
Module 1 - Ideation Paperwork Process
Movement
Repetition of geometric shape - Triangles Triangles within a triangle.
Symmetry
Balance
Rotation, bending and scaling were used to form an extrution of the base pattern and the basic structure of the model.
Clay Models
Panelling with 2D Pattern
Orthographic Images Top View
Perspective View
Front View
Right View
3D Panels and the light effects
Prototype The unrolled panel was not to the right scale. The adjacent panels do not match and are out of proportion. The unrolled panel are exploded, making it a much longer process to assemble the lantern model. Diagram below is the final Rhino work on the unrolling of model.
Assembling Model
The panels were unrolled horizontally.
All spider web structure started our with a single thread.
Panels were glued together using UHU Glue.
The frame is made first and the layout of the web starts from the centre of the radius and out towards the frame,
In total, there are 9 levels of the model. The models were assembled, layer by layer from the 1st level to 4th and then from the 5th level to 9th level. It took me 8 hours to assemble the entire model.
I want to show the timeline of how the spider web is formed through my lantern model. The lantern model starts from the very bottom (small scale) and ends up at the end (largest scale). The surface isocurve is maintain to give a feel of touching spider webs.
Light effect on Model
Front View Effect
Side View Effect
Effect on the ceiling