HANNAH MICHAELSON
4.2 Pavilion 3 Analytical Models 4.1 Projective Plans
1.3b Cube City
1.3a Analysis and Sketch Models
2.2
Figure Ground 2.1c Individual Axons
1.2b Totem 1.2a Stereotomic Cubes
4.2
Pavilion
Based on Frank Llloyd Wright’s Darwin D. Martin House using borrowed concepts. Particularly, his use of Hierarchy in columns and long cantilever roofs.
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Analytical and projective diagrams and models, exploring and translating the concepts used in the Darwin D. Martin House.
1.3B
Cube City
A 6”x6”x18” totem based on the techniques used in previous exercises. Also, a translation of the precedent image.
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Sketch models and diagrams documenting the process from the precedent image to the final model.
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2.2
Figure-Ground-Figure A collaborative project in which shapes must be pulled out of the precedent image to create centroidal voids and centroidal objects.
1.2b
Totem
A 3”x3”x9” stereotomic totem using concepts from 2 unique stereotomic 3”x3”x3” cubes. Also, an axonometri and ghosted axonometric of the totem.
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4 stereotomic 3”x3”x3” cubes used later to create the totem. Also included, 2 exploded figure grounds and plan.
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