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…
MIDTERM REVIEW
[embeddoc url=”https://blogs.uoregon.edu/arch586s16cheng/files/2016/05/MIDTERM2POSTER-1pi2xf0.pdf” download=”all” viewer=”google”] STRUCTURAL BAY MODEL: This review was focused on structural and environmental systems. The following are the major points of development that were received from the reviewers. Design building enclosure especially where curtain walls touch the roof…
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…
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…
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…