Zuoru Zhou arch 1101: 六月 2016

EXP 3 - SUM UP

ONE POINT PERSPECTIVE

TWO POINTS PERSPECTIVES

MASH UP WITH THEORY

36 TEXTURES

SKETCHUP FILE & LUMION FILE

MOVING ELEMENTS

EXP3 - LUMION DRAFT (4 REAL IMAGES )

EXP3 - REAL TIME IMAGES OF LUMION

LAYOUT

EXP3 - PLAN&SECTION

PEER ASSESSMENT

Theory : Transform, Separable, Disturbance

Known as Lajkó to his friends, Marcel Lajos Breuer (21 May 1902 – 1 July 1981) helped define the work of Elemental. Puigjaner is a cofounder of MAIO Studio, which has executed several design projects, including furniture, interior spaces, and urban planning. Beginning as a furniture designer at the height of Bauhaus, Puigjaner notes that this typology is "deeply understood as a tool for social transformations," and through her investigation, she hopes to apply new thinking to the housing dilemmas of today. Instead, the office has made a reputation on what is called “incremental housing,” building hundreds of two-story, two-bedroom homes with roofs, kitchens and bathrooms, each with an unfinished second half, left indeterminate in order to keep costs low. These ideas reached a height with his "bi-nuclear" archetype of separate night and day wings divided by an entrance hall, all underneath a centrally drained "butterfly" roof.

http://www.archdaily.com/633744/spotlight-marcel-breuer

http://www.archdaily.com/788049/alejandro-aravena-is-profiled-by-michael-kimmelman-for-t-magazine

http://www.archdaily.com/788073/harvard-gsd-announces-anna-puigjaner-as-the-winner-of-2016-wheelwright-prize

EXP3 - MOVING ELEMENTS

The ceiling of lecture theater would transform to different styles while the weather changing. The glass ceiling could bring the daylight into the lecture to make whole theater luminous during sunny days. However during the days with bad weather, the metal ceiling would cover the whole theater as a shield.
The door of gallery would be move when people come in and out. And also all the glass wall could be seen as separable doors since they can work independently and be convenience for students and teachers.