Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Architectural Premise
The architectural premise which has been created through assignment one is the idea off two worlds. Two worlds are depicted through Evolving architecture which can be seen identified through fencing. The thought that two worlds is the idea of invisible structures turning to a visible structure creating the evolving environment and a world not exactly discovered. All of these ideas reflect the forever changing environments through the inhabitancy of humans and man made structural buildings reflecting architecture. Also through the forever changing environment in which relates to two worlds.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Ideas within assignment one video.
The idea being conveyed is that the word “fence” has a relationship with the idea of two different worlds. Not knowing what may lay beyond the unseen other side.
Bubbles strongly dominate the effect being portrayed of different worlds. Through their sense of rising, (going from one world to another) an ideal image that reflects two different worlds.
The tennis court is effectively used to demonstrate the two worlds not only through separation of a wall but through textures applied.
Amongst the twists that evolve the viewer may relate to how the translation from one world to another can twist and change a personality. All of the above can be linked to the word “fence” and are easily and ideally related to two different worlds.
Bubbles strongly dominate the effect being portrayed of different worlds. Through their sense of rising, (going from one world to another) an ideal image that reflects two different worlds.
The tennis court is effectively used to demonstrate the two worlds not only through separation of a wall but through textures applied.
Amongst the twists that evolve the viewer may relate to how the translation from one world to another can twist and change a personality. All of the above can be linked to the word “fence” and are easily and ideally related to two different worlds.
Friday, August 22, 2008
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