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Midterm Review
Since last term, I have been working on the structure, material and still stick on my original concept. Also, as my concept is like boxes overlaying each other, I need to make a balance in case it will be too noisy…
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Midterm Review
After the first week of this term, I spent most of time emphasized the central circulation which helps engage people’s activities and structure system. Using the bridge language, I try to create traveling paths with a lot fun and make…
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Midterm Update
floor 2 ground floor event space Since last term, I have been working on loosening up my datums to allow for a more natural design scheme. While my main concepts have maintained emphasis since fall term, I have Allowed my spaces…
Midterm Response
Major Changes Since End of First Term: The administrative wing has gone through a simplification of both form and program. Rather than a glass volume that grows from 1.5 to 3 stories as it moves towards the river, the new…
Midterm Comments
[embeddoc url=”https://blogs.uoregon.edu/arch586s16cheng/files/2016/05/0502MRPresentationSS-1z4gil3.pdf” download=”all” viewer=”google”] During the midwives, the most asked question was about the structure. Since I am dedicated to use CLP as the main structure for my building, I am also facing many challenges on my canopy. The cantilever…
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Week 6 – Interior Daylighting
BLOG POST: Due Friday, May 6 Reflect on your midterm review and write a blog post 1) Key design ideas to keep reinforcing 2) Show major developments since December and describe how they support the key ideas 3) Which areas…