Tasks:
Site Analysis
As a group, you are expected to complete a site visit to record important information pertaining to your project. A completed site analysis should be available in your design studio at all time for references during the design process. The site analysis must be clearly printed on an A2 (landscape) size paper (non- glossy) and to be presented.
The final submission
for this project includes beautifully hand drawn onto 2 A1 size tracing/cartridge paper and a model. You are always encourage to explore your own presentation technique however the size for the drawing must be in the scale of 1:100 hand drawn and the model should be made of white board and/or balsa wood of the same scale, beautifully presented on MDF board. Final Design Scheme
1. A full set of architectural drawing (site plan, floor plans, sections, elevations, axon and perspectives)
2. Diagrammatic explanation of the composition of Space and Form (which explains how the design is responding to the character and context)
Presentation Board (Below)
Site model with indication model.
Progress models and sketches.
Reflection:
Project 2B required us to have the same client from project 2A, which mine is Heston Blumenthal, previous project was a picnic pavilion and this time it is a beach house specially designed for Heston B. at the same site as the picnic pavilion was built.
This is a further developed project relating back to the previous one, we need to research even deep down to make the beach house actually match the spatial requirement for our client, why is it a must or why is it essential. 5W1H was often questioned during the design process, it took time to actually developed a refined plan as its specially designed for my client.
Critical thinking skill and problem solving skill are really important since the planning of everything needs to be under considerations to actually build a beach house specially for your client and matching the concepts developed, this project developed my thinking skills to actually consider a lot for designing a good design.
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