3 May 2018
week one
Below are the 6 one point perspective drawings exploring adjustments to the proportions of the six legs given in week one.
Each set of combination demonstrates the three different perspectives on the subject proposing different ideas.
Standing tribal totem
Equally spacial rooms
Separate private rooms
Natural Wooden Facade
Structural-defining supportive facade
Cross-hatched components for structural strengthening
Towering stumpy tree
Lego-like building blocks
Organic combination of energy
Fighting tree with human features
Futuristic representation of flying city
Interconnecting components in a solar panel
Extruded interconnecting structure
Natural spacious recreational area
Sustainable organic city
Connection of interior/exterior spaces
Spaces in a recreational area
Sustainable rooftop coffee shop
The Powerhouse
"Energy is Everywhere" (Theory)
After the visit to squarehouse and analysing the proportions and connections of all the buildings surrounding it, I realized that a triangular-shaped building could be placed near the squarehouse and the roundhouse to introduce a playful vibe with shapes.
As he building would be placed on site near the Tyree building, the "Powerhouse" focuses on generating energy based on naturally available resources. After reading "Your Home", written by Geoff Stapleton, published by the NSW Gov (www.yourhome.gov.au/energy/renewable-energy), I realized that solar panels can be placed at the top of the Powerhouse, declined to the middle of the building where when there is rainfall, water would flow through the centre of the building, spinning turbines making use of micro-hydro generators. This will also be a transparent process, to show the public the functionality and the purpose of the powerhouse.
The bridges are to connect in such a way as drawn to portray the ultimate effect of "Energy is Everywhere".
