2012年5月6日星期日

EXP2 submission links

CryEngine file
http://www.gamefront.com/files/21662075/ARCH1101_EXP2_Meng.rar

As I couldn't upload to 3D warehouse I've also uploaded my sketchup models to Gamefront:
http://www.gamefront.com/files/21662090/exp2.2.skp

http://www.gamefront.com/files/21662094/Untitled.skp

EXP final images

colour of lighting influence perceptions of materiality

temporal quality of water and the rather static mountain reflect symbiosis in architecture



inside monument physical appearance leads to psychological experience



EXP 2 36 textures

As the jpeg file is too big i have provided a link to flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/noisy_spots/7147845731/in/photostream

EXP2 6 axonemetrics

Architect: Steven Holl
Concept: The journey through an architecture can be made a psychological experience through the manipulation of materials and form.


Architect: Steven Holl
Concept: Architecture can shape a lived and sensed  intertwining of space and time.

Architect: Steven Holl
Concept: Perceptions of life can be shaped by the quality of light.


Architect: Steven Holl
Concept: The architect puts an emphasis on environmental sustainability which aims to preserve the memories of an architectural site. 

Architect: Kisho Kurokawa
Concept: Architectural elements should be removable, interchangeable and adaptable.

Architect: Kisho Kurokawa
Concept: The development of architecture is a "Transition from the Age of the Machine to the Age of Life ", allowing for a symbiosis between old and new, technology and nature.
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2012年5月5日星期六

Electroliquid Aggregation



The properties of a unique architecture is established through embedding the memories of a specific site to achieve environmental sustainability, and through the manipulation of light to allow for different perceptions of life.


Architecture and the space and time it inhabits form a two-way relationship. While architecture  preserves the memories of a certain site at a certain time, this sense of memory also highlights the connection between space and time.

Psychology and physicality interact to influence our perceptions of an architecture, which can be both a temporal and static experience due to the changing nature one's objectivity and the subjectivity of materiality and form.