Kit of Parts final - Emma Lee

KIT OF PARTS

Emma Lee

5 Iterations – Model 1

Here is my first attempt of the model making exercise. Overall I am really happy with the outcome as I feel like the placement of shapes has made the iteration spatially interesting and I like the addition of the various elevations. In my sketches I have drawn rough sections which were my favourites from this iteration and I have put together in my next iteration, as well as experimenting more with placement of shapes. However the stability of this model was a problem, and I am going to avoid my next model being too abstract to ensure its steady enough.

Model 2

Here is the second iteration where my aim was to take some aspects of my first iteration as well as experiment with some new shape placements. I am happy with the overall shape of the model as it’s not as boxy as the first, and I tried to be more basic than the first to ensure there was enough stability. I also like the addition of the overhanging piece on the left which ensured the model would not be too top heavy.

Model 3

For model 3 I tried to experiment more with taking my model off the floor by adding smaller cardboard pieces to create a more interesting elevation. This has been a completely new iteration where I had not took anything from the previous. I liked the various different levels and diagonal shapes to add more spatiality through the middle but for me the model was too wide and lacked the intricate details.

Model 4

This model had been a mix of my favourite sections which I have sketched out from all the previous compositions merged into one model. I am happy with the top view of this iteration because I feel like the different shapes and layers looking through it are interesting however I still feel like there's too much space through the middle. In my next iteration my focus was on packing the shapes closer together whilst maintaining an interesting spatial composition.

Model 5

For my final model I took everything I had learnt from the previous models with regard to stability, elevations, shape placements and space to create the last iteration which I chose as my favourite. Overall I really enjoyed the model making process and using creativity to experiment with a variety of different shapes and placements to take with my to the next part of the project.

Sketchbook development

Here are some rough Sketches which I created in between my iterations to help me reflect on each model and pick out sections which I favoured to take into consideration for my next composition.

Final chosen Iteration

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Fusion 360 Iteration 2