ARCHITECTURE 1o1 PART III MY WAY FROM SPACE TO ARCHITECTURE by Gabriele Hubel
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CHAPTER 1 WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
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“The really explicit phrase is doors of perception.” Marianne Faithfull Week 1 - Perception: #TheReallyExplicit (66/101)
Empty white rooms are so inspiring and give you a lot of scope for your work. Use this chance for your fantasy and work with it.
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“People like secrets. Creative people really like secrets.” Nolan Bushnell Week 1 - Perception: #PeopleLike (67/101)
Create space in these empty places, space to live and space to dream about capability.
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“Quality is not an act, it is a habit.” Aristotle Week 2 - Joints: #QualityIsNot (72/101)
Creating the model it is important not to forget about the possibilities for the making of.
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“Rarely has reality needed so much to be imagined.” Chris Marker Week 2 - Joints: #RarelyHas (75/101)
With light and dark I can create a shelter or refuge.
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“Put out the light, and then put out the light. “ Othello, scene II Week 3 – Technique: #PutOutTheLight (80/101)
I don‘t need expensive materials to create something impressive.
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“Put out the light, and then put out the light. “ Othello, scene II Week 3 – Technique: #PutOutTheLight (80/101)
The game with your imagination can transform reality into your dream.
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“You can plan events, but if they go according to your plan they are not events.” John Berger Week 4 – Materials: #YouCanPlan (82/101)
If you design something, try to do it in a way that your result is simple and clear.
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“He listens well who takes notes.” Dante Alighieri Week 4 – Materials: #IfIHadBeen (85/101)
If you have figured out your project – success will reward you.
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“No house should ever be on a hill or on anything. It should be of the hill. Belonging to it. Hill and house should live together each the happier for the other.” Frank Lloyd Wright Week 5 – Colors: #NoHouseShould (90/101)
It is so important but not so easy to find a perfect combination of color and light.
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“Never design anything that cannot be made.” Jean Prouvé
Week 5 – Colors: #NoHouseShould (90/101)
The digital transformation gives so many possibilities and helps to embody your imagination.
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“To create architecture is to put in order. Put what in order? Function and objects.” Le Corbusier Week 6 – Synthesis: #ToCreateArchitecture (91/101) Week 6 – Synthesis: #ArchitectureStruck (92/101)
Scaffolding is a very interesting amd important part of building, renovation and maintenace. Sometimes scaffolds seem to be very safe sometimes not so much.
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“Buildings have feelings too.” John Hejduk Week 6 – Synthesis: 95/101 #BuildingsHave
I often used scaffolds in my working life but never before to create something special. What a fun thing to do so!
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CHAPTER 2 WHAT I HAVE LEARNED FROM OTHERS
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Romantic image with simplicity and an exciting structure.
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This image shows that it doesn‘t need much to create a calm and magical feeling!
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The delicate construction, situated in a distinct scenery, makes me curious!
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I like the scetch because it is attractive and stimulates my phantasy!
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This setting shows the possibility to generate a feeling of loneliness and iciness to the observer with help of colors and the two parallel and separate situated characters.
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Powerful and simple with a great play of light and shades! The person matches with the structure of the screen.
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Lovely image full of humor!
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Combination of tools and materials. Result is a wonderful and calm eye-catcher
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I love the colors and the story of this conceptual model. Simple and clear.
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Grand appearance with a impressive play of light and shades!
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This digitally transformed image reminds me of skyscapers with scaffolding. Great conversion of the task!
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Clear elaborated scaffolding with color power!
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CHAPTER 3 MY ARCHITECTURAL SPACE
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‘Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome.‘ Arthur Ashe
Arthur Ash‘s words are very important for my architectural space. But before this course I have never thougt about it. To understand my place in architecture and the space I created during many years it is necessary to know that I started with practice. During about 20 years I was able to transform (togehter with my husband!) a very old farmhouse with it‘s outbuildings, yard and garden to a comfortable and extraordinary place to live. During this time theory never mattered to me. The background for the transformation was the wish to respect „the feelings“ of this old house, to make all changes in an adequate way and the tools for this have been our eyes and our empathy.
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Nature build this wonderful palace. It looks like a dome supported by several columns . I found this special feature in the Sandstone formations in Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany.
The last six month with ARCHITECTURE 1o1 I have leard so much about the architectural way to look at things. I learned that nature is a great architect. I can understand now much better the context between light and shaddow, simplicity and clarity. I see that in my archetectural practice I did many things in the right way without knowing why. That makes me happy. I enjoy having a better background knowledge now. But I also know that there is so much more to learn. It was always very important to follow the other students in their work. To see how they solve problems, how they work with the different APPs, to compare and to find similar or totally different answers.
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So at the end let me say thank you to the guides who led me on this facinating way through Architecture 101, Giulia Camedda, Anne Sopie Gauvin and Stefano Mirti. And thank you very much to „Lola“ who was always patient, to the whole team, to Design1o1Community and to all the other students who gave me a lot of inspiration with their works..and our communication on Instagram.………………………………………………………………………………….
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1ST OF JULY 2015
USED APPS: PicCollage – ArtStudioLite – Bazaard - PaperArtist - Adobe Draw – PicCollage – ArtStudioLite – Bazaard – PaperArtist – PicCollage – ArtStudioLite