Jorge Cisneros: Architectural Design 1
Project 01: Fibonacci Cube
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we were challenge to adapt in any environment we were given. We also had some limited resources. First we drew a Fibonacci spiral which is the photo on the right. The material we work on was cardboard and we had to cut them into the shape of Fibonacci sequence. We all made three models and they had to adapt some way into our biome. The one that look the most interesting and adapt the best we continued on making it bigger. In the end we had to make it unique and be 8x8 square fit.
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Landscape: TundraI was challenged to adapt my project in Tundra. I didn't really know what was Tundra. When i went to go research it i found out Tundra it is one of the coldest biome in the earth. So i had to think of a design to adapt for the airflow so its doesn't get to cold. I also lifted my building up the ground for protection from insect and the bumpy rocky ground
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Drawings and Model
Plane Study Drawing
Plane Study Model
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Plane Study Model
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These were my three models the one i end up choosing is the one in the drawing. I didn't choice the the one on the left because it was to high and the wasn't much walking room. The one on the right it was just one long narrow path it just reminded me of a hallway. I liked the drawing one because it looked interesting and there was a lot of opportunity to work with.
Final Cube: Isometric
With my final product there are so many interesting angles. I tried to focus more on the bass wood for the wall frame so you can look inside the model. There is so much going on you could flip the model upside down and have a whole new different perspective of the model. The reason i choice to draw my model from that angle is because you can see a little bit of everything. The first, second, and third floor and a little bit of all the room and different spaces.
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Final Cube: Model
Final Cube: Interior Perspective
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