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PASSAGEWAY

15011294D, EID, YEAR 3, WU HOI YAN, HALEY


PASS BY PHOTO TAKING




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When you thinking of "pass-by" this word, you can realize that somethings get moving faster and straight forward,you will not focus on the object around you, that what you miss out,to find out those thing, we need to focus on the detail, beware of it.Such as window frame ,it have many detail that we does not noted, to study with the frame structure, the function of it and different type of using, how does it be evolute in coming further year, and the design analysis about the color and how does the form apply in the architecture structure, those a the different way for me to study.


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T N E M P EVELO

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420 x 297 DIGITAL COLLAGE 01


420 x 297 DIGITAL COLLAGE 02


420 x 297 DIGITAL COLLAGE 03


297 x 297 DIGITAL COLLAGE 04


420 x 297, PAD PRINTING, A3 PAPER HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 01


PAD PRINTING

TRANSPARENCIES WITH PAPER MAPPING



420 x 297, PAD PRINTING, TRANSPARENCIES WITH PAPER MAPPING HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 02


420 x 297, PAD PRINTING, TRANSPARENCIES WITH PAPER MAPPING HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 03


420 x 297, PAD PRINTING, TRANSPARENCIES WITH PAPER MAPPING HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 04


420 x 297, PAD PRINTING, TRANSPARENCIES WITH PAPER MAPPING HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 05


420 x 297, PAD PRINTING, TRANSPARENCIES WITH PAPER MAPPING HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 06


420 x 594, PAPER, TRANSPARENCIES HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 07


420 x 594, PAPER, TRANSPARENCIES,ALUMINUM HONG KONG BUILDING COLLAGE 08 (FINAL)




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PASSAGEWAY CONNECTION OF SPACE


PREHISTORIC TIMES

// Earthen mound // Stone // Megalith

ANCIENT EGYPT

3,050 BC - 900 BC // Pyramid // Temple // Shrine // Enormous structure

CLASSICAL

850 BC - 476 BC // Precise rules // Orders // Column styles // Entablature design

EVOLUTION

BYZANTINE

527 BC - 565 BC // Graceful // Brick // Experiment

ARCHITECTURE

TIMELINE

ROMANESQUE

800 AD - 1200 AD // Thick // Heavy // Stocky // Rounded arches

GOTHIC

1100 AD - 1450 AD // Innovations // Taller // Pointed arches // More graceful

RENAISSANCE

1400 AD - 1600 AD // Classical order // Proportioned

BAROQUE

1600 AD - 1830 AD // Rhetorical // Opulent // Theatrical


NEOCLASSICISM 1730 AD - 1925 AD

// Return of classical // Proportioned // Rome & Greece detail

ART NOUVEAU

// Fabric // Graphic // Asymmetrical // Curved

BEAUX ART

1895 AD - 1925 AD // Classical revival // Order // Symmetry // Formal // Grandiosity

EVOLUTION

NEO - GOTHIC

1905 AD - 1930 AD // Medieval detail // Medieval ornament

ARCHITECTURE

TIMELINE

ART DECO

1925 AD - 1937 AD // Zigzag pattern // Vertical lines // Dramatic // Inspired from Egypt

MODERNIST STYLE

1900 AD - PRESENT // Deconstructivism // Formalism // Modernism // Structuralism

POSTMODERNISM

1400 AD - 1600 AD // Re-invented historical details // Combination // Unexpected

ROCOCO

1650 AD - 1790 AD // Graceful // White // Sweeping curves // Elegant


1185s

SHIRINE STYLE

//Sanbutsu Ji Temple @ Japan , Nageiredo Hal

850 BC - 476 BC

1600 AD - 18 8

CLASSICAL SSICAL

// Precise rules // Orders // Column styles // Entablature design

PREHISTORIC TIMES

// Earthen mound // Stone // Megalith

ARCHITECTURE & FRAMING

BAR R

// R // T

GOTHIC

// Innovations // Taller // Pointed arches // More graceful

1100 AD - 1450 AD

EVOLUTION 3,050 BC - 900 BC ANCIENT EGYPT

// Pyramid // Temple // Shrine // Enormous structure

527 BC - 565 BC BYZANTINE

// Graceful // Brick // Experiment

15TH CENTURY 3,050 BC - 900 BC

ROMANESQUE // Pyramid // Temple // Shrine // Enormous structure

1400 AD - 1600 AD

RENAISSANCE // Classical order // Proportioned

0s TRADITIONAL STYLE

// The Forbidden City @ Beijing


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WESTERN STYLE

1400 AD - 1600 AD POSTMODERNISM

//Flagstaff House Central

// Re-invented historical details // Combination // Unexpected

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1890 AD - 1914 AD

Rhetorical // Opulent T Theatrical

ART NOUVEAU

// Fabric // Graphic // Asymmetrical // Curved

20TH CENTURY

18TH CENTURY

1500s 5

1650 65 AD - 1790 AD ROCOCO

// Graceful // White // Sweeping curves // Elegant

1730 AD - 1925 AD NEOCLASSICISM // Return of classical // Proportioned // Rome & Greece detail

QING DYNASTY STYLE // Lo Wai Lung Yeuk Tau @Hong Kong, Fanling

1895 AD - 1925 AD BEAUX ART // Classical revival // Order // Symmetry // Formal // Grandiosity

1982s 2 TIBETAN STYLE // Fragrant Hotel @ Beijing


00 AD - PRESENT

MODERNISM STYLE Deconstructivism // Formalism// Structuralism

/ Nira House @ Japan

1912 AD - 1949

VICTORIAN STYLE

1950 ART DECO

//Old Bank of China building @ Hong Kong, Central

// Lui Seng Chun @ Hong Kong, Sham Sui Po

1905 AD - 1930 AD NEO - GOTHIC // Medieval detail // Medieval ornament

21 ST CENTURY

2015s 5

1925 AD - 1937 AD ART DECO // Zigzag pattern // Vertical lines // Dramatic // Inspired from Egypt

1997s

MODERNISM STYLE

// Hong Kong International Airport @ Chek Lap Kok

INDUSTRIAL STYLE // Farmus Kijimadaira @ Japan , Nagano






OPENING


WINDOWS

ARCHITECTURE

DOORS ROOF


AISLE ENTRANCE

PASSAGEWAY

ALLY GANGWAY ARCADE


PASSAGEWAY

TRANSITION OF SPACE


TYPE

OPENING


ELEMENTS

ENTRANC ENTRANCE OPENING

DOORWAY

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Frame Shutter Solid Barrier

MAIN FUNCTION // // // //

Ventilation Passage Enclose Access



ELEMENTS

ENTRANC ENTRANCE OPENING

PASSAGEWAY

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Opened Pillars Arch Corridor Tunnel

MAIN FUNCTION // Passing through // Connect in & out



ELEMENTS

FRAMING OPENING

FRAME

// Columns & beams // Joints // Connection

MAIN FUNCTION // Support structure // Shaping form


HOUSE NA - JAPAN Sou Fujimoto

BRANDEN BUS STOP - AUSTRALIA Sou Fujimoto



2 E G A ST

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DEFINIT DEFINITION

PASSAGEWAY


PASSAGE FILTRATION

FUNCTION FUNCTIO PASSAGEWAY

VENTILATION ILLUMINATION FRAMING


DEFINE

PASSAGEWAY


EXTERIOR

WINDOW ARCH COLUMN WALL OPENED

PASSAGEWAY

DOOR WALL ROOF

INTERIOR


LIGHT SOURCE DOOR DECORATION OPENING PATTERN STAIR BARRIER FENCE

COMPONENT


EXPERIE EXPERIENCE PASSAGEWAY




CONSTR CONSTRUCTION PASSAGEWAY


WOOD TRELLIS A trellis (treillage) is an architectural structure, usually made from an open framework or lattice of interwoven or intersecting pieces of wood, bamboo or metal that is normally made to support and display climbing plants, especially shrubs.WOOD TRELLIS


WOOD TRELLIS

All WOOD IS PRESSURE-TREATED PINE


ELEVATION


TRELLIS DETAIL


MATERIAL CONCRETE

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WOOD

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NAILING


CASE STUDY // 01 GARDEN CLOISTER

GARDEN CLOISTE CLOISTER Corridor of the building belongs to the top of the aisle have mostly good lighting. Pictured Changhua County State CKS small corridor, natural sunlight can spill into the construction site


CASE STUDY // 01 GARDEN CLOISTER


TIMBER FRAME ROOF TYPE


ELEVATION


TIMBER FRAME ROOF TYPE PRINCIPAL RAFTER AND PURLIN


CASE STUDY // 02

CHINESE TRADITIONAL CLOISTER

a.Mortise and Tenon Joint with Half-Lap Joint b.Mortise and Tenon Joint c.Basic Butt Joint d.Half-Lap Joint e.Tongue and Groove Joint f.Dovetail Joint g.Dado Joint


CASE STUDY // 02

CHINESE TRADITIONAL CLOISTER

CHINESE TRADITIONAL CLOISTER (13th Centuryy ) Cloister was "return" shape around the garden, veranda connecting buildings, veranda is located under the eaves of buildings


CASE STUDY // 02

CHINESE TRADITIONAL CLOISTER

Using wooden joint method to combine different structure together.


CASE STUDY // 03

GOTHIC CLOISTER

GOTHIC CLOISTER (16th Century )

Alcloister A it id is a covered walk, lk open gallery, or open arcade running along the walls of buildings and forming a quadrangle or garth


CASE STUDY // 03 GOTHIC CLOISTER


CASE STUDY // 03

GOTHIC CLOISTER

St. JOHN COLLEGE ( 16th century ) Arched passageways and the courtyard at St John's College, a constituent college of the University of Cambridge founded by Lady Margaret Beaufort in 1511.

Saint-Michel de Grandmont Priory ( 16th century ) The group of buildings includes a church, a Romanesque cloister surmounted by a pinnacle, and a chapter house and cellar.

Eberbach Abbey ( 12th Century ) The cloisters, the south side of which is Gothic, the north side partly Gothic and partly Romanesque and the remainder a 19th-century restoration.


CASE STUDY // 03 GOTHIC CLOISTER

COMPRESSED EARTH BLOCK

JOINT OF SPACES


CASE STUDY // 03

GOTHIC CLOISTER


CASE STUDY // 04

CHANGHUA COUNTY CKS PRIMARY SCHOOL

CHANGHUA COUNTY CKS PRIMARY SCHOOL

(16th Century Ct )

Corridor of the building belongs to the top of the aisle have mostly good lighting. Pictured Changhua County State CKS small corridor, natural sunlight can spill into the construction site


CASE STUDY // 04

CHANGHUA COUNTY CKS PRIMARY SCHOOL


CASE STUDY // 05 WHITE O HOUSE WHITEO

WHITE O HOUSE

By TToyo oyo Ito (2009)

The house and site are composed together as a single continuous space, flowing along a spiral movement path, and centered on a partially enclosed garden


CASE STUDY // 05

WHITE O HOUSE WHITEO


CASE STUDY // 05 WHITE O HOUSE WHITEO

The inner garden and the living and dining spaces will be used together, allowing a free indoor-outdoor lifestyle


CASE STUDY // 06

PALAU-CASTELL RENAISSANCE CLOISTER

PALAU-CASTELL RENAISSANCE CLOISTER

by el fabricante de espheras

The dividing preexisting wall is used as a support for a mirror that reflected the lost portion of the open area surrounded by gothic arch galleries.A repetition of wooden slats highlights the adjacent corridor


CASE STUDY // 06

PALAU-CASTELL RENAISSANCE CLOISTER

SECTION


CASE STUDY // 07

GLASS OFFICE SOHO CHINA

GLASS OFFICE SOHO CHINA SO 2013

glass creates a multitude of reflections of the sales models and meeting rooms, while leaving the original height and structure visible, thus creating a 'double reality' that merges with the stunning views of downtown Shanghai


CASE STUDY // 07

GLASS OFFICE SOHO CHINA



STAGE 3

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STAGE 3

PASSAGEWAY


STAGE 3

TRANSFORMATION OF SPACE

HOW DOES THE FORM REACTED TO PEOPLE FLOW.

FRONT ELEVATION


STAGE 3

TRANSFORMATION OF SPACE

STUDY MODEL


STAGE 3

TRANSFORMATION OF SPACE

PLAN

PLAN


STAGE 3

FOLDING ARCHITECTURE

TWISTING

SPACE CRATE

FLEXIBLE TO MODIFIED

BENDING STRONG BONDING


STAGE 3

MODLE OF PATH


STAGE 3

TECHNICALN DRAWINGS


STAGE 3

TECHNICALN DRAWINGS


STAGE 3

TECHNICALN DRAWINGS


STAGE 3

TECHNICALN DRAWINGS


STAGE 3

TECHNICALN DRAWINGS


STAGE 3

TECHNICALN DRAWINGS


STAGE 3

TECHNICALN DRAWINGS

TRANSPARENT CORRUGATED BOARD

METAL HINGE



4 E G A ST

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STAGE 4

CRAFTING


STAGE 4 CRAFTING


STAGE 4

CRAFTING

The hinge can help to fit in different angle of the structure to the wooden platfrom.


STAGE 4 CRAFTING

Trying to find out more possibilities of folding meathod, using the same execution but different combination.


STAGE 4

CRAFTING


FINAL

N O I T A T N E S E PR

, STUDY

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Using the 2mm plywood and transparent corrugated board to ake the model, and all cutted with hand only.



Using wood joint to combine all stucture together.


FINAL PORDUCT 594 x 851 x 594, 3mm plywood, trancing paper.




END

WU HOI YAN , HALEY 15011294 D, STUDIO IV, SEMESTER 1, YEAR 3, 2015



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