PART C: COMMUNICATION REFLECTIVE QUESTIONS

Week 10

1. Why is important to structure how you visually and verbally communicate your design in your presentations?

Structuring how you visually and verbally communicate your design is key in explaining your design ideas. It is crucial that you present and organise your media to help clearly desscribe your thought process and what your main concept is.

2. Why is important to structure how you textually describe your design process in folios?

Textually describing your design process is crucial in helping your audience understand how you arrived on your final design. I find that keeping the texts clear and simple is important as texts are not as exciting to read as viewing sketches and images.

3. Did you, and if so how, consciously structure your design communications in previous projects?

With my Journey of learing Architecture i have progressingly become more confident in compiling my folios and presentations successfully. During earlier stages of my learning i would try to overcomplicate how i presented and described my design ideas, now i find that simplicity is key in allowing your audience to clearly understand your design decisions.

4. Will you, and if so how, consciously structure your design communications in future projects?

Yes, i will continue to have good structure and organisation with my Folios and presentations in the future. My main focus will be simplicity with my designs, using simple shades of colour and aesthetics to minimise the noise and confusion, allowing the focal point to be my design itself.

Collecting materials: 3mm plywood, tissue paper, wire, PVA glue, Aligloss sheet, plastic tubing and stepper motor.