Representation II Portfolio P S S S arker D. Klebahn pring 2018
yracuse University
chool of Architecture
Parker D. Klebahn Architectural Portfolio Semester 2, 2018
Table of Contents: Exercise 1: Geometric Logic Exercise 2: 3D Objects - Mutation and Variation Exercise 3: Methods of 3D Fabrication Exercise 4: 3D Fields - Synthesis
Exercise 1:
Geometric Logic
In Exercise 1 we were tasked with making a set of drawings to help understand the geometric logic within a Gothic Window. We were asked to use the transformations of scale, duplication and rotation to extract new geometries and help develop a new language to understand the window
Descriptive andExercise Replica Drawings 01: Part 1A Gothic Window Examination Parker D. Klebahn
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Building Facts / Building Fictions
Figure Exercise Ground 01: Drawings Part 1A Gothic Window Examination Parker D. Klebahn
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Exercise 01: Part 1A
Rotated Drawing Gothic Analytical Window Examination Parker D. Klebahn
Exercise 01: Part 1A Gothic Window Examination Parker D. KlebahnDrawing Rotated Descriptive
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Exercise 01: Part 1A
Analytical Window Gothic Window Examination Detail Parker D. Klebahn
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Building Facts / Building Fictions
Exercise 2:
3D Objects - Mutation and Variation
In Exercise 2 we were tasked to examine a classical column. We were asked to extract a logic, geometries and sectional profiles from the original column. We were then tasked with using these sectional profiles and logics to create new shapes using Rhinoceros’s Loft, Boolean, Intersection ans Sweep commands. In later exercises we were asked to examine methods of construction and fabrication fore these created objects.
Axonometric with Rendering Underlay
Exercise 02: Part 1A Doric Column Study Parker D. Klebahn
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Elevation Geometric Logic Diagram
Swept Objects
FIRST SWEEP2
SECOND SWEEP2
TOP VIEW
ELEVATION
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02C SweptExercise Objects - Analytical Parker D. Klebahn
THIRD SWEEP2
FINAL SWEEP2 AND CAPPING
Boolean Objects
EXTRUDE
REVOLVE
TOP VIEW
ELEVATION
B A ARC182: Representa�on II Boolean Objects - Analytical Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 02C Parker D. Klebahn
EXTRUSION + REVOLVE
BOOLEAN RESULT
Lofted Objects
FIRST LOFTED SEGMENT
SECOND LOFTED SEGMENT
TOP VIEW
ELEVATION
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Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 02C
LoftedParker Objects - Analytical D. Klebahn
THIRD LOFTED SEGMENT
FINAL LOFTED SEGMENT
Exercise 2 Part 2:
3D Objects - Fabrication
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Building Facts / Building Fictions Exercise 02D: Eggcrate Parker D. Klebahn
In the second part of Exercise 2 we were asked to fabricate one of the objects we had created in the first part of Exercise 2. We were given different methods of fabrication. I chose to utilize the egg-crate method of construction. We had to crate 3d fabrication models and 2d fabrication documents to help us in our process.
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Building Facts / Building Fictions Exercise 02D: Eggcrate Parker D. Klebahn
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Building Facts / Building Fictions Exercise 02D: Eggcrate Parker D. Klebahn
[vertical sections with surface]
[horizontal sec�ons with surface]
[wireframe with surface]
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Building Facts / Building Fictions Exercise 02D: Eggcrate Parker D. Klebahn
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Building Facts / Building Fictions Exercise 02D: Eggcrate Parker D. Klebahn
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Exercise 3:
3D Fabrication
In Exercise 3 we were tasked with using our fabrication documents from exercise 2 to create a set of laser cut files to create a phsycial model of our selected object from exercise 2 as well as 2 additionjal objects using each construction methods, egg-crate, wrap and layer.
Egg-Crate Construction Documents
Layered Construction Documents
Wrapped Construction Documents
Final Model Photos
Final Model Photos
Final Model Photos
Exercise 4:
3D Fields - Synthesis
In Exercise 4 we were tasked with developing and creating a set of 3D fields. We started with modeling a field composed of roof types and variations of roof typologies and logics. This field was broken down into different components, Various transformations were applied to the field to distort and create new fields based on the original fields
3D Field ARC182:Base Representa�on II
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04A: Non-Planar roof field Klebahn, Parker D.
Distorted 3D Field 1
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Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04A: Non-Planar roof field Klebahn, Parker D.
Distorted 3D Field 2 ARC182: Representa�on II
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04A: Non-Planar roof field Klebahn, Parker D.
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Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04B: 3D Field: Spa�al Matrix Klebahn, Parker D.
Piped Base 3D Field
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Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04B: 3D Field: Spa�al Matrix
Klebahn, Parker D. Piped Distorted 3D Field 1
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Piped Distorted Field 2 Building Facts / Building3D Fic�ons Exercise 04B: 3D Field: Spa�al Matrix Klebahn, Parker D.
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Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Altered Field Component Exercise 04C:3D 3D Field: Spa�al Matrix Klebahn, Parker D.
Altered 3D Field Component
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Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04C: 3D Field: Spa�al Matrix Klebahn, Parker D.
Exercise 4 Part 2:
3D Fields - Synthesis - Rendering
For the second part of Exercise 4 we were asked to select one of the 3D field from the first p[art of exercise 4 and create two renderings, one abstracted and one in a real-world environment. We were asked to create image textures and texture skins for the objects.
Abstract Rendering
Realistic Rendering