Feb 21 – Making Reviews Productive
- What are the most important things to communicate to reviewers?
- Conceptual design – underlying ideas to be the building block for the project. including what is important from the site context. (site problems/issues /interpretation)
- Narrative – why are you designing, what is the program, relation to the public. Human experience – ideal of what a person feels at that place.
- Goals for the project (i.e. efficient structure, light, interactive program)
- Program (roots of the design): Why this function in this place – how it relates to the future development.
- How could you make the conversations most effective?
- Hand them a model. Include data, facts.
- Bring specific questions / issues prior to explaining the design.
- Be clear about what you want to talk about: Clarify which areas you do and don’t want feedback on.
- Bring relevant process pieces.
- Show Drawings / images / DIAGRAMS that address important things to communicate
- What would make a great project? Can we define design criteria that we all agree on?
- Efficiency – sustainability : perform thermal / water catchment – filtering
- Addresses issues or cause defined initially – i.e. attractive active urban vitality for a previously dead area.
- Makes the good parts of a site better and eliminating bad parts of a site.
>> See list on 4-585w16-final_requirements
- Organization
- Nature
- Experience
- Material Tectonics
- Facade