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ARCH1101 2018 EXP1 7 images set of dimentions of models

on March 25, 2018

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EXP 3 The Architecture

Youtube Link of Model: https://youtu.be/T0wlHUWrl94 The Architecture focus on transparency and connection which is related to the concept. The exterior view can be clearly seen from the interior, people inside the building can engage to the community in this way. The interior and exterior links together. The pathways are planned to link all the buildings together, it shows a strong connection between buildings which is like a city. By using transparent materials and linking the buildings together, the building is linked withe the city which the concept can be clearly shown. View of the building in UNSW The Architecture School Ground Floor: Library, Meeting area of students First Floor: Office Space Second Floor: Computer Lab Third Floor: Studio Forth Floor: Gallery Fifth Floor: Lecture Theatre Basement: Workshop Coffee Shop The Garden The Pathways

EXP2 Week Three Final Model

The bridge allows links between roads. Dark Texture is used on the front side and light texture is used on the other side to increase contrast, so to better show the shape. This shapes represent the concept of communicate. The frame allows communicate between the station and the open area.

EXP 3 Theory

'Building as city' I am inspired by the transparency and openness Japanese architecture. They not only allow people to live within the house, but allow the space flow from the house to the city that people are not only being protected by the house but they can also engage to the city. Buildings are now part of and with the city. https://www.archdaily.com/450212/why-japan-is-crazy-about-housing Reference: Alastair Townsend 2013, ' Why Japan is Crazy About Housing', Arch Daily, 21 November, accessed May 2018.

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