Moving Elements

Moving Element One - Sun Roof

This sun roof is placed above the patio to protect from the harsh UV rays of the sun or the drenching rain.

Moving Element Two - Blinds

This blinds are located in level one space between the lecture theatre and studios. It's purpose is to vary the amount of light on the space.

Draft Plan and Model

I have used the floor plan of the Barcelona Pavillion by Mies van der Rohe as inspiration to my building design. The section of the proposed building resembles this floor plans and the positioning of the bridges also allows the proposed building's floor plan itself to have some similarities to the Barcelona Pavillion floor plan:

The model is to be connected to both the Squarehouse as well as the NIDA building across the road:

Two Point Perspectives

Theory

Article:
http://www.inquiriesjournal.com/articles/949/deconstruction-over-demolition-manasc-isaac-architects

Key Words:
Space
Light
Environment
Open

Theory:
"Open planning maximises space and draws light from surrounding environments."

One Point Perspective

Experiment 2 Final Submission

List of concepts
12 Axonometrics
Model axonometric in Lumion environment
6 Interconnected Sketch Axonometrics
Electroliquid Aggregation
Sketchup Model of Electroliquid Aggregation in Lumion
36 Custom Light Textures
Final two concepts and theme
Images of Final Lumion Model
Sketchup Model
Lumion File

Images of Final Model in Lumion

The light rail stop will be above ground. In comparison to the original electroliquid aggregation, the curvilinear amalgamation has been rotated 90 degrees to produce two tunnels. Both amalgamations have been scaled in order to appropriately accommodate the tram, the waiting areas as well as the allowing cars to still drive through.

Adolf Loos: "A blank canvas can be more"

A blank wall is placed on the side furthest from the main entrance. This 'blank canvas also acts as a supporting beam for both sides - the platform on the inside and the stair and elevator on the outside.

Rural Studio: "Establishing the ethos of recycling, reusing and remaking"

The tunnel is reusing old PVC rainwater tanks which are cut and joined together. By recycling the tanks, it demonstrates sustainability, preventing more non-biodegradable waste from entering the habitable environments

The 'blank canvas' also divides the road so that cars can still drive through Anzac Parade. Thus both modes of transport can be accommodated without completely removing the existing road.