fall 2010 design log

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Contents

005 Media Events COMPUTER 1

011 Basic Techniques COMPUTER 1

000 Applied Techniques COMPUTER 1

023 Parametric Structures PRATT ELECTIVE

029 Studio 1 FALL 2010


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Basic TechniquesCOMPUTER


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Lea Sequence

Lea Sequence Manipulated in Photoshop

Line Drawn rom Lea Sequence in Illustrator

Line Abstraction rom Lea Sequence


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3 Steps showing movement though the contours created

rom Lea Sequence.


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Blending o the lines in Autodesk Maya to produce the

change in the leas edge in relation to the camera angle


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Applied TechniqueCOMPUTER


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Diamond Intersecting Cylinders Boolean Dierence Center Point

Narrative

The project started out by taking a simple diamond

shape and then subtracting 3 orthogonally placedcylinders rom its center. The subtraction o the cyl-

inders breaks the diamond into our identical com-

ponents, these components are then rearranged to

orm the unit o my aggregation. The negative space

ormed rom the aggregation o the unit creates a

new diamond within the aggregation. The diamond

and cylinder shapes create sharp and rounded edges

coming together at points leaving traces o a Medi-

eval or Gothic aesthetic. I one were to multiply this

unto a building sized scale the best implementation

or it would be to act as a screen wall or shading and

shadow patterns.


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Unit Aggregated


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3D Print


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Parametric StructuresPRATT ELECTIV


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Digital Model and Grasshopper script o a proposed

canopy or my parents house


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Analysis 1: Member Sizing

Analysis 2: Porosity

Analysis 3: Form Finding

Axial Force

Axial Force

Axial Force


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Moment Force Z

Moment Force Z

Moment Force Z

Moment Force Y

Moment Force Y

Moment Force Y

Structural Analysis using Oasy GSA parametric

engineering sotware


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Studio 1FALL 2010


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Material Study

At the beginning o the semester my goal was to create an aggregated system that had inter change

able parts, using a rigid material to become exible. By creating a double skin the aggregation could

use one skin to act as a structural grid and the other overlaying skin to produce the orm or a change

spacial conditions by acting o a series o connection points along the single units spline.


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PERETZ

SQUARE

(18,960 sq. ft.)

HOUSTONSTREET

FIRST

PARK

E1STSTREET

E2NDSTREET1ST

AVENUE

AVENUEA

O R C H A R D S T R E E T

L U D L O W

S T R E E T

ALLENSTREET

NORTH64320

M

65'-10"

574'-7"

Site Analysis

While looking at Peretz Square one cant help but notice the diversity o people walking through and around the site.

A variation o all sorts brought together momentarily by all sorts o dierent agendas, but or that moment connected

by events that are taking place around the site, weather it be by a daily commute shopping at American Apparel, or

attending dance lessons. The diagram I drew is a triangulated system to show the pedestrian density and movement

interrelated by connecting vectors. This then helps fnd critical points o access or the project.


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Body Rhythm

Flamenco Movement Diagram

Flamenco Dancing is a sensual and passionate dance that consist o a series o elements working together to play a roll in the

dance as a whole. For example, while the guitar plays the dancer will provide the beat by tapping her eat in heated spurts o emo

tion, her body then moves and twirls while pulling at her dress. The dress then takes shape by the bodys movement.

The diagram drawn shows the body connecting with the rhythm o the music. These two elements are based o o a set o rigid

and precise decisions which is why they are drawn as straight lines. The dress on the other hand acts as a uid and takes its orm

rom how the body interact.


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Dress Flow

Music Rhythm


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Exterior Rendering1: View rom across Houston Street


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Section 1 West Cut Section 2 West Cut Section 3 West Cut

Section 1 South Cut

Public SpacePublic Space

Studio 1Studio 2

Retail

Studio 3

Lockers

Cafe

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Sections and Floor Plans


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Exterior Rendering 2: View o Houston Street bus stop


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