COMPONENT 2- PART 2

COMPONENT 2 – PART 2

SITE ANALYSIS OF MODEL:

For my site analysis of the model, I have added people to scale to give me a rough view of how tall the design is and to help me build my final design by looking back at the height of the trees and the silhouette people

SECOND MODEL FROM SECONDARY RESEARCH OF NICHOLAS GRIMSHAW:

EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR

SKETCH IDEAS:

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT IDEAS FOR OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES:

SIDE ELEVATION:

PLAN VIEW:

INTERIOR IDEAS AND LAYOUT:

FRONT VIEW:

For this slide I have sketched out different view perspectives of my interior idea giving it a better understanding of the space and layout

THIRD MODEL

FINAL IDEA FOR

FINAL MODEL DESIGN FOR THE MAIN BUILDING:

For my final design of the shelter that would be places on top of the main building I have come up with a circular shape that would be open at the bottom

TEXTURE

For my final piece I will be using a 3D printer do print the top and connect it to the base

The main inspiration for this design was Cathedrals and their styles such as Romanesque, Gothic and Early Christian.

FRONT VIEW:

BOTTOMVIEW:

PLAN VIEW:

SIDE ELEVATION:

SIDE ELEVATION:

FRONT ELEVATION:

FINAL REVIT

DESIGN:

PLAN VIEW:

BACK ELEVATION:

TOP VIEW:

TOP VIEW:

RENDERED VERSION OF THE DESIGN:

SIDE VIEWS:

SITE LAYOUT WITH FINAL MODEL IDEA:

For this model I have made a small-scale version of the site layout. I have also scaled down my final idea design to fit with the model.

SIDE VIEWS:

FRONT VIEW:

UPCLOSE VIEW OF THE MAIN BUIDLING:

SIDE VIEWS:

BACK VIEW OF THE SITE AND MODEL:

TOP VIEW:

SIDE VIEWS:

FINAL MODEL:

PLAN VIEW:

ELEVATION VIEW OF THE FINAL DESIGN:

BACK ELEVATION:

For my final design I have sued different materials to show the specific texture and design of the buildings. My main materials used are wood, cork and see through glass:

SIDE ELEVATION:

EVALUATION:

Throughout my design process of my final design, I have learned many new different ways models can be made but also the whole meaning of Ecology centre. My main inspiration for my design process is architects such Renzo Piano and Nicholas Grimshaw and my theme of inspiration that I have used throughout my design process is Cathedrals and organic form structure. Lee Valley Park history and site location is one of many other ways my design process has been inspired. Although my location is in a park, I have tried to use reusable materials for my model making but also for my final design. I have used a lot of my research for my final design such was my primary research of the location to give me better understanding of the building I was making.