Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Proposals

Compton Center for Music and Entertainment


The CCME will fulfill Compton’s need for a place to eat, shop, and play, while being exposed to local music. It will also allow people of all ages to learn about music or an instrument and have the opportunity to be involved in the industry.

Similar Precedents:

Nothing is as inclusive as this proposal but will have these elements and the similar environments it creates

-The Forum in West Hollywood

-LA Music Center

http://www.musiccenter.org/index.html

-Community Music Center in San Francisco

http://www.sfcmc.org/site/

-Ameboa Music, Berkeley and San Francisco

http://www.amoeba.com/

-House of Blues

-New Orleans Arts District

http://www.neworleansonline.com/tools/neighborhoodguide/artsdistrict.html

-Brooklyn Academy of Music Cultural District, New York

http://www.cabe.org.uk/case-studies/brooklyn-academy-of-music



Creekside


Creekside will be a housing community, which will have all resources for any citizen to reside in one area. This development will provide a place for food, shelter, work, and recreation.

Similar Precedents:

-The Fruitvale Transit Center, Oakland

http://www.mve-architects.com/portfolio/pr/52_Fruitvale-Transit-Village

-Mercat Santa Caterina, Barcelona, Spain

http://spain.archiseek.com/catalunya/barcelona/santacaterina.html

-Market Lofts, LA

http://www.1888pressrelease.com/ktgy-earns-multiple-grand-gold-nugget-awards-for-best-mixed-pr-a62450yxh.html

-The Village at Irvine Spectrum

http://www.builderonline.com/design/the-village-at-irvine-spectrum.aspx

Ideas Brought on Monday


Here is what I had on Monday, but it was very sketchy and limited and I want to expand the site further than Lot C and integrate more program.

Thursday, June 12, 2008

Ecdysis


In this two part exercise the first half is independent and the second is with a group. The first section is to design an exhibition space in which people may interact with as a part of the exhibition. The design was to be an extension of the previous spaces designed in exercise 3. What must be kept in mind is the dimensions of 15’ x 20’ and the feasibility of the actual structure. Life size mock ups were made to show how it could work materially and physically. Work was then selected by faculty and the students selected would lead groups of six people to construct a full scale section of the exhibit. The cost was limited to $500 and posters and redesigned small 1”=1’ model was required for the exhibition. All of the full scale models of the students was displayed at the end of the quarter in a public exhibition.



Team SCCAAL inside

Top View of Skeleton for Model

Front View of Lighted Tunnel

Wave Funnel

Looking inside the Acrylic Wave Funnel
Using modules and ideas from UN Studio, three distinct and different spaces were need to be created. A 1/2”=1’ scale model is required to be designed, along with a poster with diagrams and drawings. Each of the spaces needs to exemplify a quality or trait such as a personal, stimulating, public, open, or calming space.


Aluminum Wave Funnel

Top View of Acrylic Wave Funnel

Inside of the Aluminum Wave Funnel

Exhibition Poster

For this assignment a 18” x 24” poster was to be designed on Illustrator. Interpretations of UN Studio were needed to be translated graphically using design elements of color, composition, and typography. The poster must be modular and use a monochrome or duo-chrome color scheme. These posters need to be visually compelling in order to advertise and convey the message of the final exhibition.

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UN Studio Case Study

Final Mobius House Model

This group project consisted the study of three houses designed by UN Studio; The Mobius House, Villa Wilbrink, and ViLA NM. In this exercise a sketch model and drawings of each of the houses were made out of basswood, and then one out of the houses was chosen to make a larger scale model. The decision was made to do a 1/8”=1’ model of the Mobius House. study design methodology, circulation, parti, symmetry, and other analysis’s by drawing diagrams. Photographs, diagrams, and drawings of the houses are mounted onto a graphically organized poster.