Project 01: Frank Lloyd Wright, Jacobs House
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Frank Lloyd Wright Concept Drawing
Frank Lloyd Wright was born on June 8, 1867 in Richland Center, Wisconsin. His mother was a teacher and his father was a preacher and a musician. Wright moved around a lot as a kid living in Rhonde Island, Massachusetts, and Iowa before finally staying put in Madison, Wisconsin.
Wright spent his summers with his mothers family in spring green. Wright being a outdoor child he fell in love with the Wisconsin nature he explored at a young age. “The modeling of the hills, the weaving and fabric that clings to them, the look of it all in tender green or covered with snow or in full glow of summer that bursts into the glorious blaze of autumn," he later stated. "I still feel myself as much a part of it as the trees and birds and bees are, and the red barns."
Wright spent his summers with his mothers family in spring green. Wright being a outdoor child he fell in love with the Wisconsin nature he explored at a young age. “The modeling of the hills, the weaving and fabric that clings to them, the look of it all in tender green or covered with snow or in full glow of summer that bursts into the glorious blaze of autumn," he later stated. "I still feel myself as much a part of it as the trees and birds and bees are, and the red barns."
Jacob's House Description
. The Jacob’s House is a modest single-story house, its exterior is a combination of brick, vertical boarding, and glass doors. It is covered by a flat roof, and has two bedrooms, a kitchen, one bathroom, a garage, a living room, and a terrace.
Jacob's House Analysis
Jacob's House Diagram
Project 01A: Shipping Container Cabin
I had to take a shipping container and turn it into a house that reflects Frank Lloyd Wright. The requirements were I must include a deck or patio space for outdoor living, sleeping area (for two people), living room, kitchen with a sink, 2 burner cooktop, small undercounter refrigerator, food and utensil storage, dining area, desk/computer/media area, bathroom with a sink, shower, and toilet. I also had to locate and design my container to take advantage of the sun, breezes and other climate characteristics.
Project 2:
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For project two our teacher gave us a word and we had to interpret the word and design a house that represented the word. I got collide and faced many design challenges like how I was going to show a house colliding not only through the elevations, but through the floor plans too.
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Collide Concept Drawing
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My word was collide and I interpreted the word as a car crashing into a tree or a fist colliding with someones face. I added the lines on the page so everything looked organized and not just thrown all over the place.
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Client story
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Design Process
Parti Model
