Charles and Ray Eames
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Eames Concept Drawing
Project 01- The Eames House
In 1949, Charles and Ray Eames designed and built their own home in Pacific Palisades, California. The Eames House, is made up of two double-height buildings, the site is about 1.4 acres. The buildings are 17 feet high. It is also called Case Study House No. 8.
Project 1- Eames House Floorplan
Project 01- Eames House Elevation
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Project 1A- Container Cabin
The Container Cabin projects goal is to represent what your architect would do in this situation. My architects Charles and Ray's House had basically the same shape as a container cabin so it was very easy to illustrate what the Eames would do.
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Project 02: SPACEform House
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In this project we created a house about a word. I approached the problem by making my clients related to the word by their occupations and names. We made models, sketches, and AutoCAD drawings.
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Project Location
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Bend Concept Drawing
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Bending in architecture has a lot of curves and arches. There is a bridge in the drawing because bridges illustrate the word bend with arches and curves. I used logos from McDonald's, Under Armor, and Musically because they have curves and bends.
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Client's Story
Danny Bend - Created with Haiku Deck, presentation software that inspires;
Design Process
Early sketches and ideas
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Elevation Sketch
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Early Floorplan
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Parti Model
Final Design
The Final Design on my model did not turn out to be what I hoped for because I had some setbacks. I would liked to have show a roof and windows.