SERIES OF AXONS:

WHOLE PROJECT

                FRAMES                                                                        VOLUMETRIC STUDY

        

PLAN AND ELEVATION IN MONGE 1:20

VERTICAL SECTION

 

HORIZONTAL SECTION:

PERSPECTIVES:

MOCKUPS: 1:5

(I used the blog to render a general display of my drawings. Line weight, hierarchy is not very visible through the resolution of the blog so here is a link to view my drawing in better quality: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/12Yoj1txRjsMrVlz7i6DZIBTztaTiKA29)

AXONOMETRY

My axo is orientated with the east is on the right and the west on the left to have a morning and an evening area.

I decomposed my model, from the structure I added to the proto to support my planes to the final result without the proto. So the two last planes I added create three spaces.

VOID

I made a void of my project to identify the volume of the three different spaces. I could elongate the three blocks but I chose to add a fourth one as a common space because the feeling in this area is really different than in the others due to the openness. This is a transition between the three spaces, it gives a sequence of movement and shows a fluidity.

ELEVATIONS

I put each elevation with their corresponding section.

PLANS

I decided to do a second horizontal cut at the height of the head of a seated person to clarify the exploitable area.

MOCKUPS

PERSPECTIVES

The first one is a view of the three spaces, here we can clearly see the backrests of the inclined wall.

The second perspective is from the entrance and shows the view you have in the closed space when you are standing.

Then, the third one is a view of the morning space from someone sitting against the vertical wall who’s looking on the left.

The last one is a view of the evening space from someone leaning against the inclined wall who’s looking on the right.

I think these perspectives help us to project ourselves into the final construction.

Digital

Studio drawing from all the project 1:50

Structure of the room

Monge 1:20

Section 1:20

Construction details:

Axon 1:20

Exploded Axon 1:1

Light:

Two points are important to understand the placement of the plans for this room

First is to have a continous line of light. (Left sketch)

Second is to have the plan and the front elevation looking the same (like a miror) (Right Sketch)

To see this light going in this room here are 3 perspective from outside looking inside the room to show the shadow that it crecreates.

Perspective with shadows

Transition from handcraft to digital

A Room for drawing. 

  

Sections: following the path of the visitor. 

Perspective: detail of the sitting condition. 

First section: eye level height of a standing person. As he follows the path that leads him into the room the visitor will be standing and unable to see beneath the entrance wall. As he leaves he will follow the ramp and the exit wall will serve him as a guideline.

Second and third sections: eye level height of a person sitting in the oblique plane. 

Axonometry: the wooden structure beneath the concrete panels. 

Details of the intersection of the planes with each other and with the protostructure.                                                        

Perspective of the view you have when entering the room. 

An opening of the view as you sit.

Axonometry: the geometry of the room and the grid of the protostructure.