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Day 3: Favourite Food
I know it’s not a drawing/sketch but it was New Year’s Eve so give me some slack.
Now, Haagen-Dazs ice cream AND coffee in one tiny container. I think I’m in love.
Currently my favourite food. But I also have a thing for sushi, pho, and coffee. :)
I’m very special.
My “money shot” for my final presentation board!!
Rendering took forever and the Photoshop was done with little to no knowledge of the program… I’d say it went pretty well :)
Made it to the second round for the competition! Well worth my lack of sleep throughout the week…..
These two walls made me want to hit my head against two walls.
The task was to create 2 walls that would improve the site just outside the Ryerson Architecture building, the Rogers Communication Centre and Pitman Hall (residence).
I wanted to play with the juxtaposition of the straight edges and the curves found in the space, having the intersection of the two becoming a sort of hub area for people to gather and hold small events.
The landscape also changed. I added hills and dug into the earth in order to give more elevations to the more or less flat green surface, giving the viewer a different experience as they walk through.
The curved wall also created a threshold in the rows of trees, inviting more people into the space.
This model was all handmade and so was difficult to use different materials. I used the white millboard to represent my intention for introducing different materials.
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That’s what I’ve been up to for the past couple weeks…It’s been a pretty hectic one!
If you have any feedback, I would really appreciate it!
The life of an architecture student doesn’t go very far beyond the studio…
After a whole week of learning how to use Rhino and Grasshopper (architecture-related software), we have finally been able to produce a full scale model of our louvers.
Of course, since they are louvers, they were meant to be placed on a window but sadly, our windows at Ryerson were unreachable.
This model is made completely out of cardboard. And seriously took all 7-8 of us ALL day to make.
All in all, it was a great Friday :)
ed: Excuse the quality of these photos… Only had my cell phone available to me…
