PROJECT 2 - THE BRIDGE- FINAL SUBMISSION

Architectural Theory

Inspiration by Le Corbusier

 "Today I am accused of being a revolutionary, yet I confess to having had only one master: the past; and only one discipline: the study of the past."

"Architecture is the learned game; correct and magnificent of forms assembled in the light."

                                                                                         - Le Corbusier

My Theory- 

"There is always something new and modern, but preserving the old is also new."

                                                                                          - Kamal K Kandel

Perspective Sketches

This section was posted on an earlier weekly blog. Please follow the link provided.

One Point Perspective

Two Point Perspective

Axonometric Drawing

The Custom Texture

3 selected texture.

 

Texture 1

The first texture is applied to the surface of the semi-conical display table in the exhibition room.

Texture 2

The second texture is used on the long wall on the third floor.

Texture 3

The third texture is inspired by Zaha Hadid famous quote.

"There are 360 degrees, so why stick to one."

And this texture is applied to the wall near to the elevator where we got a wide view through the glass facade.

The full set of 36 textures were published as a weekly blog on the earlier week. Please follow the link provided.

36 Movement Textures

Plan to Section

The chosen plan helped me to develop the idea of circular ramp around the Round House, vertical mullion for glass facade and most important the section which doesn't look like layer of bread slice.
Selected plan

The Moving Elements

Moving element 1:- Glass lattice on top of the Round house moves up and down which makes the scene spectacular viewed from the gallery located on third floor of the building. And most important changes the form of building from outside.

https://youtu.be/ucGPra4iMmw

Moving element 2:- Aluminium louver next to exhibition room and on library could be manually rotated to get open to outside world.

https://youtu.be/j59ftszcJTQ

The Architecture

Brief:-Imagine you are the Dean of a school of Architecture or Engineering. Your school has 100 students who are drawn from all around the world and are supported by scholarships. Your challenge is to design a school that forms a bridge spanning buildings in an urban environment.

Space Requirements

Lecture Theatre
Studio Spaces
Offices for Academic Staff
Offices for General Staff
Workshop
Computer Labs
Gallery
Research Space for Academic Staff
Meeting Rooms for Staff
Meeting Rooms for Students
Library

Outcome
As per the brief the proposed development interconnect 3 building together, ie and the . The proposed design wrap around the Roundhouse And SquareHouse and the NIDA building is connected by overhead bridge across Anzac Parade.

Front View



View from Aquatic Centre




View from the side of Law Building




Bird eye View of the bridging structure.

Interior view of Computer lab



View from Library



View from Gallery to Exhibition room




Lecture room


Meeting Room

Final Rendering

Walk through the project

Week 5- Axonometric diagram

Axonometric gif 1- Front View

36 Movement Textures

Movement can be understood as a linear, rotational and scalar translation. Others three selected words to understand movement are:-Flowing movement, Directional movement & Zig-Zag movement.

Plan & Section

Selected Plan

Pavilion

Transformation:-

   

The spiral shaped stairs of the plan is transformed to circular ramp around the Round house.

Horizontal and vertical lines of timber on plan are rotated 90 degree to form mullion of glass facade on the section.

Two-Point Perspective

Two-Point Perspective

One-Point Prespective

One-Point Perspective

Assignment 1-2

Assignment 1 Part 2:- The Datum

Three words:- 

Shape, Industrial, Transparent ( Off-White)

Art, Pattern, Aesthetic (Bernabeifreeman)

18 Sections, 36 Texture & The Developed Stairs:-

This part was posted on the earlier blog. Below is the link for the blog.
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The Architecture

Hero Shot:-

Collaborating with all 18 initial sketched sections, I choose to move with a mixture of two sections to design the final building. Following the keywords, the first floor is designed to be a metallic, industrial looking working space for Off-white. The space is exposed to surrounding with transparent glass curtain wall. Whereas the underground space is the minimalist yet artistic workshop for Bernabiefreeman with split level display room attached to one of the landings of stairs. Most important the stairs are designed following the codes of BCA.

Detail 1:-

Stair Above Ground

The stairs for going above to the first floor is designed as the set of 3 curved stairs with big enough landing as a lookout. Handrail and balustrade are main features of the stair.

Detail 2:-

Stair Below Ground

The stair going down to Bernabiefreeman's workshop consists of multiple landings and these landings are extruded out to form a display space. Split level in-between is the main feature of the stair.