Design Fundamentals I

Design Fundamentals

Portfolio Samuel Lin DF 1 Fall 2022 Marc Schaut

Table Of Contents

Elements Joinery Cube Site

Enclosure Rituals

Passage

Pathway

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Joinery With the understading of Japanese joinery, different ways of adding two or more pieces of materials together. By selection two different elements, three new types of joints were created.

1

[Elements]

Rotianally Nesting

Plan

Locked

Unlocked

Section

[Elements]

2

Plan

Section

Linerly Intersecting

3

[Elements]

Locked

Unlocked

Plan

Locked

Unlocked

Section

Secretly Interlocking

[Elements]

4

5

[Elements]

Cube With the help of the previouly made joints with the different characteristcs, a combined joint was form. A scene was created to define the joints inside a nine by nine cube.

6

[Elements]

[Elements]

7

Site The new combined joint was token and adjusted in different way, mostly being stretched out. This new stretched out cube became the site for the rituals that will soon come after.

Ver. 4

8

[Elements]

Ver. 1

Ver. 2

[Elements]

9

Ver. 3

10

[Elements]

Rituals By taking a look at The Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci and the golden ration, a better understanding of how the human body work was grasped. Two movements were captured to make two rituals, the first being rest or bathe the second being dine or work. Each of these ritual must correspond to a view of either horizontal or vertical.

11

[Enclosure]

Vertical

Horizontal

[Enclosure]

12

NE

SE

TOP

13

[Enclosure]

NE

SE

TOP

[Enclosure]

14

Vertical

Horizontal

15

[Enclosure]

NW

SE

After the creation of the two rituals it was then incorperated into the orignal site, some of the primary pieces of the site was adjuested into skin to compromise with the addition of the two rituals

Plan

Section #1

Section #2

[Enclosure]

16

The rituals was then adjusted to strengthen the aspects of the horizontal and the vertical views.

17

[Enclosure]

B

Plan

A

[Enclosure]

18

Framing Contour was created and framing was made for the two rituals. Primary, secondary and tertary elements were brought up to support the idea of the frames.

Ver. 2 (Horizontal)

19

[Enclosure]

Ver.1 (Horizontral)

Ver.1 (Vertical)

[Enclosure]

20

Section A

Plan

A

B

21

[Enclosure]

Section B

Section A

Plan

B

A

Section B

[Enclosure]

22

23

[Enclosure]

B Plan

A

Section A

Section B

[Enclosure]

24

Pathway Connecting the two rituals is the next step.

Circulation was taken in the site, where you travel between two levels, starting from the horizontal view to the vertical.

25

[Passage]

[Passage]

26

A

B

C B

C

A

27

[Passage]

A

B

C

C

B

A

[Passage]

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[Passage]

[Passage]

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