Greg Winawer

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CONTENTS

CUBE ON CUBE4TOTEM5CUBE CITY8

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FIGURE-GROUND FIGURE10CASE STUDY12PROJECTIVE MODELS14PRIMORDIAL PAVILLION16

CUBE ON CUBE

TOTEM

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CUBE ON CUBE

Cube on Cube explores ste-rotomic model making, de-signed within a 3” x 3” x 3” cubic volume

Totem

Totem takes the previous sterotomic model making

into the vertical plane, and introduces tectonic design

into the design process

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CUBEC ITY

Individual design combined with commu-native influences is what makes Cube City. The synthesis of stereotomic and tectonic design is the 3-dimensional extrustion of the assigned 2-dimensional painting

At the climax of this project, the mdoels were displayed at walking height, and specifically placed based on design studio and reference

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FIGURE GROUND FIGUREFigure-Ground Figure explores the various usages of a figure-ground dia-gram, while also bringing foward the use of hatching

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Spatial Organization

archdaily.com/205541/ad-classics-wall-house-2-john-hejdukHays, K. Michael, and John Hejduk 1929-2000. 2002. Sanctuaries, the last works of john hejduk: Diagrammatic plan 3---Structural Organization

Diagrammatic plan 2---Naturally Curved Structures

Diagrammatic plan 1---Linear Spatial and Formal Organization

Five characteristics:1.Linear Spatial Organization2.Naturally Curved Figures3.Intersecting Faces4.Joining Faces5.Additive Structure

John Hejduk, Wall House 2

CASE STUDY: The House

This case study done on John Hejduk’s Wall House 2 is the stepping stone to the next project. The case study taught new methods of analysis and research

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PROJECTIVE MODELS

A precusor to the final proj-ect of the first semester, the projective models are cre-ated based off of the case study previously done on the Wall House 2

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Primordial Pavillion is the final proj-ect of the first semester. The Pavillion is influenced by all skills learned pri-or, and the prior case study 1716