After a week of inspiration, I started to plan out my final
outcome. I developed upon my objects and did some sketches with tracing paper
to generate more ideas. This process was fun and experimentive. I focused on picking out the different shapes and angles within my objects so that I could develop them into a structure for a building.
One image I took of my objects stood out to me the most
and I decided to develop upon it. The image initially looks like a bundle of
mess but I managed to form a design of an architectural structure out of it.
After this stage, I decided what I wanted the building I was designing to be. I
came up with the idea of a house built for an artist. The house has two sections,
one being the living space and the other being a working studio. The main
structure is made from cross-laminated timber. The large windows also provide natural
light to flood the interior. I worked on some sketches on sketch up.
The next step for me was creating my building. I created a
net on card and cut it out to see if it all fits together and to see if my
final outcome needs any amending. I was pleased with how it turned and out and
then I created my final outcome. I used foam board to represent the timber; this
was an easy material to work. Overall this project was a great start into my pathway, I became familiar with programmes such as Photoshop and sketch up and I developed my skills. My final outcome is presented below in my presentation sheet.
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