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LIGHT REPRESENTATION â…¡ LINJIA CHEN A1729647

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F O R M 18

M A T E R I A L 30

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GROUND VIEW

AERIAL VIEW

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SITE PLAN 1:1000

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TUDY

NORTH ELEVATION 1:1000

WEST ELEVATION 1:800

SOUTH ELEVATION 1:1000

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ACCESS AND MOVEMENT

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LUMINOSITY

Linguistic definitions “Luminosity” has different means in different aspects. It can be a measure of radiated electromagnetic power and the total amount of electromagnetic energy emitted per unit of time by astronomical object. The simplest definition of luminosity is brightness. How bright is an object when observer is watching it. Actually, it depends on the distance between observer and object and Interference or absorption of other light in the path of light Philosophical meanings: There is sun during the day, and there are lights at night. People have long been accustomed to bright days, thus ignoring the meaning of light to humans. It is hard to imagine that if one day, all things in the world are dark, how human order will be confused. Just as we need light in real life, people's hearts are also pursuing light. So, if you want people to be physically and mentally healthy, we need to ensure that there is enough luminosity both externally and internally. The most basic thing is to satisfy the external illumination first. A building where human work or life is, windows and glass have been becoming the most direct way to get light.

Case study: The Vritra Fire Station is one of Zaha Hadid’s representative project, which established in 1993, and located on the Rhine. In this construction, Light lines in the ceiling, or between wall and ground or between the wall and the flying roof reinforce the linear architecture with sharp edges. The edge of the building and the interior lights add to the sharpness of the building, but the external lighting offsets such sharpness. So, luminosity can not only decorate the building but also adjust the visual softness of the building. Luminosity （Lighting equipment can interact with architectural forms.

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Hohenheim-Nord Terminus and Car Park which is built in 2001 by Zaha Hadid. She was interested in the white road markings, therefore she transformed them into white linear diffuse luminaires—either integrated as strips in the concrete roof or as tilted poles for the car parking spaces.

The shape of white diffuse luminaires was inspired by the abstract painting she side.

The Phaeno Science Centre is located in Wolfsburg and completed in 2005. That was a decisive turning point in Hadid's lighting imagination.

In the early days, her designs were sharp and strong, but the windows and luminaires in the The Phaeno Science Centre‘s surface share the

same form, creating a holistic design approach which is In order to form a coherent exterior surface, the rhombus contour has also been applied to the underside of the elevated museum. Thereby the visitors perceive a holistic formal approach encompassing both daylight and artificial lighting.

The Nordpark Railway Station is located in Innsbruck and finished in 2007. In this work, she no longer uses a lot of concrete that absorbs light, and even uses glass reasonably, which greatly improves the ground reflectivity, thus obtaining a very beautiful mirror effect. Finally, it initiated a new period of light and fluidity in Hadid's oeuvre. The Museum of XXI Century Arts is located in Rome and completed in 2009.

She cleverly uses linear blinds and meshes to filter out daylight and soften the light. Black and white are applied directly to the stairs and the bottom, creating a strong visual contrast.

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R E F L E C T I O N 16

Linguistic definitions : The meaning of reflection is that water, light, or sound is not absorbed by any medium between the two media, but returns to the source of originďźŒwhich is a physical phenomenon. The most common reflections in life are the sea and the sky. The color of the sea is caused by the blue sky reflecting the sea. There is also a scene in the river reflecting the river bank.

Philosophical meanings: Reflection can be a physical reaction between media and media, but it can also be said to be a philosophical reaction between media and human beings. The interpretation of reflection in the field of philosophy can be introspection.

People can reflect on the material environment around themselves, reflect on the true self. The reflection of matter and people can often affect people's state of mind, just as people stand in front of the mirror. The reflection of the building is usually reflected in the window. The beautiful structure of the glass and color may make people shine, but at the same time it can make people think deeply. The things

reflected are often the same in the physical sense. The difference is the feelings of the people who see this reflection.

Case study: Modernism has promoted the development of glass architecture. In those years there were many structured glass skyscrapers that made residents and architects feel boring, so they hoped to make new breakthroughs on the outer walls. The Elbphilharmonie is a concert hall in Hamburg, Germany. It is part of the construction of the Hamburg City, located at the western end of the warehouse city, 110 meters high. It is the tallest residential building in Hamburg. The 37-meter-high pedestal of the port warehouse A (Kaispeicher A) is used on the first to seventh floors of the concert hall. The concert hall started in April 2007 and was headed by the

architectural services company Hochtief. The preliminary design of the project and the design of the high-rise building were completed by the architectural studios Herzog & de Meuron in Basel, Switzerland. The curved glass inside and outside is the designer's challenge and innovation in glass. This element changes the reflection of the surrounding environment on the glass, distorting the perception of the city's water and sky. The reflection is no longer a simple mirror image, but a brand-new picture.

The exterior of the glass is a diamond structure. Since the structure of the glass is convex outward, it produces a distorted reflection effect, which makes people outside the building and people in the building have an interesting visual experience.

Bilbao Guggenheim Museum is an art gallery dedicated to the emergence of contemporary art, located in Bilbao, Spain. It was created by the Guggenheim Foundation in

1997 and is one of several Guggenheim art galleries in the world. Its main building, designed by Frank Gehry, is a masterpiece of deconstructed architecture. The building has a gleaming image and a dynamic image that shifts the art of reflection from glass to titanium.

The Selfridges Building is part of the Bullring Shopping Centre and houses Selfridges Department Store which was completed in 2003. it is an Outstanding building in Birmingham. This construction has a dense mesh of 16,000 anodized aluminium discs. The cover of the outer wall produces a diffuse reflection effect, which can transform the surrounding environment into an abstract feeling.

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ELEVATION ELEVATION 1

ELEVATION 2

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PLAN

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SECTION SECTION 2

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Small Library Reading/Relaxing Space

Storage Space

2 Seminar Rooms

Toilet

Exhibition

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OPACITY Linguistic definitions Opacity is when light is absorbed and scattered in a medium, that is, it does not pass through the medium but is absorbed or reflected. White walls, for example, reflect light. And the specular reflection that mirrors produce, light doesn't penetrate the medium, and the opacity depends on the frequency of the light.

Philosophical meanings: Because of opacity, there is darkness in the world. With the contrast between darkness and light, opaque objects produce shadows in sunlight. Black and white are often used in the design of buildings. The contrasting beauty of black and white is similar to the beauty of light shadows. So buildings need light and they need shadows. A complete person and a complete building are not perfect. They have both a bright side and a dark one.The shadow in your heart is just like the true self behind the brilliance.Obstacles encountered on the road of life are like opaque medium, leaving a shadow, so that people do not forget their original, learn from experience.

Case study: Due to the location of northern Europe, there are often cold and long winter nights.The design of the building in northern Europe will focus on the consideration of light.

White is the least transparent color, which means that white is the most reflective color.In northern Europe, white is like the architect's belief, used to counter the long winter.

White can improve the reflectivity, so most of the buildings in northern Europe are white to improve the brightness.For

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example, Dybk fall r church in Regnbuen Arkitekter USES white ceiling and white walls to emphasize the black cross, while making full use of the limited white light. Alvar Aalto introduced the concept of white diffusion for the Paimio sanatorium in the 1930s, using white plaster, white enamelled steel and white linoleum, culminating in the Nordyjllands gallery in 1972.White shadows cover the walls, floor and ceiling, as well as expressive daylight shovels.

The strength of the pure white volume is not the only feature of the Nordic built environment.

The vibrational mode of light or the transient natural pulsation of dramatic light and shadow also belongs to the unique Nordic light method.

Religious churches also use light and opacity for their purposes, Kapy and Simo Paavilainen's Pirkkala church is an excellent example of dramatic light sequences.The altar looks like a canvas for contrasting sunlight, with glass as a lens and mirror.

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MATERIAL

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Aerial And Ground Viewws 27

INSIDE MOVEMENT

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OUTSIDE MOVEMENT 29

INTERIOR

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VIEW

GLASS GLASS MARBLE CONCRETE

The detail of Concrete

The detail of Glass

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F I L T R AT I O N

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Filtration Filtration is a physical and chemical reaction in which a mixture passes through a complex filter medium, separating the fluid from the solid. In many cases, the filtration is to block the large particles and leave the small ones Filtration can occur in the natural environment as well as in engineering systems. There is biology, address science and industrial forms.

Philosophical meanings: Filtration exists not only in chemical and physical reactions, but also in people and things. Chemical and physical reactions are substitutions between substances. People, what people do and what they say, all get reactions from each other, which are uncontrollable. Filtering is important when you don't want to hear his reactions, and they can hurt you. Instead of taking in all the negative comments, collect your thoughts, analyze them rationally, filter them out, and absorb what really works.

The most common filter between people and things is photos.

People will put photos into Photoshop and add filters to filter out undesirable parts and leave beautiful moments. The same is true of buildings, where materials such as window glass act as filters, filtering out more beautiful light and views Case study: Le Corbusier is a strainer architect whose three sacred buildings are filled with daylight movement, such as Ron champ’s pilgrim church, Sainte Marie DE La Tourette's convent and Saint-Pierre parish church in FamilySearch scheme provides a space for thinking. Light is sacred, and in

many religions, light is usually associated with holiness. It is the presence of hope in the human heart. The design of the church undoubtedly puts the operation of light in the most important place. The brilliance, the golden glow, the gothic stained glass, are all religious chemical reactions to light. Le Corbusier's use of color and light is extraordinary, and his design ACTS as a filter to make light more special and personal. The glow of a sunset is beautiful, and the glow of the lights of La Tourette church begins at sunset. Cracks in the top of the western wall paint warm tones of light along the side walls. The northern wall connects two golden lines that move slowly upward as the sun sets. This effect continues until the golden light reaches the sloping roof plane and passes over the tactile ceiling of the prefabricated panels. The effect varies with the seasons -- from small triangles in winter to large rectangles in summer -- and becomes larger when the sun is at its maximum energy. LA Tourette. Since the open sides of all the corridors face in one of the four basic directions, believers encounter a variety of light experiences. In addition, the corridors are distinguished by different window arrangements. Plummer, who observed the atrium corridor and noted that the irregular rhythm of light and shadow looked like musical notes, said: "unlike the repetitive rhythm of traditional church Windows and columns, these smooth rhythms are periodic, depending on the intervals of light and transparency that gradually contract and swell in the waves.", which helps to move people further into meditation.

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REPRESENTATION â…¡ 2019