VOLUMETRTIC LIGHT COMPOSITION - FALL 07 -

Haziran 04, 2019
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STUDIO WORK
This is pre-work for final. We tried to place 4 different volume with a running circulation path.

REDO

INTERSECTION OF 4 VOLUMES

A self-standing structure for experiencing light and space, composed of 4 semi-openand/or semi-closed spaces of different types, with transition spaces between them, and defined by planer elements.

Definitions:

Closed space is defined by planes that have at most 0-20% openings.

Semi-closed space is defined by planes that have at most 21-49% openings and has overhead.

Semi-open space is defined by planes that have at most 50-80% openings, without overhead.

Open space is defined by planes that have 81-100% openings.

Rules:

1. The design field has a base of 8mx6- 10m and 8m height.

2. The composition has two entrace/exit points on the two facing sides of the design field along the 6-10m-long direction.

3. There is a level difference of 2-6m along the 6-10m-long direction of the design field.

4. The surface(s) facing the level difference are without openings.

5. The 6-10m surfaces are without projections/recessions.

6. Surfaces sitting on the lower level have openings to create specific light connections in selceted spaces.

7. A continuous one-way route should connect the openings for entrance/exit.

8. The route should connect the following sequence of spaces, consisting of 4 main spaces (A-B-C-D) and 5 transition spaces (T1-T2-T3-T4) T1–M1–T2–M2–T3–M3–T4–M4–T5

9. The main spaces have the following dimensions in m3: A 30-60 – B 60 – C 90-120 – D 120

10. The main spaces (A-B-C-D) are either semi-open or semi-closed spaces, according to the following definitions.

11. The composition should be out of a consistent modular system of planes you design by yourself.

12. Each surface in the composition should be formed at least by 2 planes, depending on your light design.

13. The volumetric composition should accommodate at most 10 people at a time.

Presentation Requirements:

1:20 model

1:50 isometric drawing with explanations

Images, perspectives, axonometric drawings

Goals to Achieve:

Understanding a design brief

Organizing 3D volumes