Sunday, 25 September 2011

A3 Montages

This shows my textures and concept ideas of placing Moore's 'grid' internally and contrasting the pure whiteness of his interiors with the gritty textures of the rust.

This is a representation of where my project currently stands. It shows the view from inside one of Moore's buildings with the grid reassembled on the interior... conceptually anyway.

10 Textures


Draft

Sunday, 18 September 2011

Additional Case Study

Below are a few of Ian Moore's building in Sydney that we visited and took our own photographs of.

I didn't visit this one on site but found it on internet research. I think that it is the best one in terms of exaggerating the grid.

150 Word Concept Text

INSIDE OUT... OR OUTSIDE IN

 Turning Moore's prominent grid-like textures found on the exterior of his buildings and peeling them away to reassemble the pieces on the interior, transforming Moore's open-plan circulation.

Exploring Concepts

I like the way these torii express a simple structure that come together to create a pathway, they dictate the circulation.

 The 2x images above are of Ian Moore's building, 3 Kings Lane. It is this type of structure that dictates the circulation that I want to tear away from the exterior and bring it into the interior. In a sense, turning Moore's work inside out... actually, outside in!

Jørn Utzon's Espansiva from Paolo Magnabosco on Vimeo. This is a great video which shows the way a grid system can be used effectively in architecture. The video clip expresses this very clearly and I like how the pieces are exploding and coming together.

This website has a really interesting way of dissecting architecture and putting it back together:
http://localdistance.org/index.php

 

2x A3 Interactive Posters