Studio 1 Pavilion @my heart <3

PORTFOLIO School of Architecture and Built Environment AR115 D e s i g n S t u d i o 0 1

Chia Gyun Yuen 1002161132 Year 1 Sem 1 26/4/2021

Personal Background

Name Student ID Date of Birth Nationality Student email Degree Place of Study

: Chia Gyun Yuen : 1002161132 : 11/05/2001 : Malaysian : 1002161132@ucsiuniversity.edu.my : Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture (Year 1 Sem 1) : School of Architecture and Built Environment, UCSI University Malaysia

My name is Chia Gyun Yuen. I am a 20 year-old first year architecture student studying at UCSI University Malaysia. I really love drawing and arts since I was young and has always been interested in creative and fascinating things. During this semester 1, I have learnt more about architecture and how it is important to us in many ways. Other than the knowledges of architecture, this course trains me to have a new way of thinking and how I manage myself in my life. I cannot wait to explore more and deeper into this course and see how I will change because of it.

Content

Project 01 Pattern In Architecture

Project 02 Transformation 2.1 Design & Model 2.2 Orthographic Drawing

Project 03 Adaptation 3.1 Presentation board 3.2 Anthropometry and Study Board 3.3 Concept & Design Principles 3.4 Presentation Model

Project 01 Pattern In Architecture

Patterns in design are important when it comes to architecture. In fact, they can help an architecture to meet many needs at once because patterns speak multiple “languages”. Patterns in design can be used to solve complex problems as well as to form new boundaries.

3 architectural design principles (hierarchy, rhythm and axis) are chosen and recreated into a pattern based on the 3 ornamentations (anthemion, meander and acroterion.

hierarchy

rhythm

Hierarchy is the control of visual information in an arrangement or presentation to imply importance.

axis

01 Anthemion

Anthemion in Greek means flower. It is an ornamental design of alternating motifs resembling clusters of narrow leaves or honeysuckle petals (consisting of a number of radiating petals)

rhythm

hierarchy

02 Rhythm is a unifying movement characterised by a patterned repetition or alteration of formal elements or motifs in the same or a modified form.

Meander

axis

Due to the ornament’s continuous back and forth progression, it recalls the winding course of the Meander River in Asia Minor, now-Turkey, therefore is called meander.

At its most basic, it is A repeating ornamental design of short horizontal and vertical fillets connected to each other at right angles. such as in T, L, or square-cornered G shapes

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rhythm

Axis: is an imaginary line that is used to organize a group of elements in a design. It forms a linear condition about which other forms and spaces can be organized.

Acroterion

hierarchy axis

A pedestal placed on a pediment to support a statue or other ornamentation, with a wide variety of forms, such as a statue, tripod, disc, urn, honeysuckle and palmette.

Project 02 Transformation

The word “metamorphosis” comes from a Greek word translated as ‘transformation’.

Transformation can be in a form of element, properties, medium, form, colours and etc., into a different or other representation. In this project, we will engage with the transformation of two-dimensional (2D) element into three- dimensional (3D) element.

Combined Pattern

2.1 Design & Model

Mock up models

As a continuation from Project 1, Project 2 will relate the study of pattern from 2D into 3D element. I have selected 3 patterns with the same ornamentation (acroterion) from my previous project and recreated them into 1 pattern based on the 3 Architectural Design Principles (hierarchy, rhythm and axis) that has been explored in Project 1.

Final Model

Front view

Top view

Right view

Back view

This project focuses on acquiring and applying knowledge of design elements, design principles, anthropometry, scale & proportion via spatial manipulation.

Left view 2

Left view1

This is a model having a dimension of 5000mm x 5000mm in the scale of 1 to 20.

2.2 Orthographic Drawing

Orthography drawing requires the understanding of drawing methods and graphic composition techniques. I have also learnt to verbally present simple design concepts with and assistant of basic techniques and tools (sketch, drafting, model).

Project 03 Adaptation

The greatest responsibility of the planner and architect, I believe, is the protection and development of our habitat.

Walter Gropius

3.1 Presentation board

3.2 Anthropometry and Study Board

I get to study about the general human anthropometry through this assignment. I drew figure drawings of various movements of the human figure accommodating the spaces with the human height of 1620mm.

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01 . I have chosen which are living spaces (cooking) and playing spaces (board gaming) for the main ideation of my pavilion.

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3.3 Concept & Design Principles

Based on my Assignment 2, I am tasked to further develop the form according to the study done in Development 01.

I have designed a pavilion that would be able to fit 2-3 person with the activities I have chosen which are cooking and board gaming.

This presentation board shows the main ideation and function of my pavilion design and how I got to the final design

I have designed a 5000mm x 5000mm in scale 1:20 pavilion and have adapted the activities I have chosen to be carried out into this pavilion.

Throughout this assignment, I have focus mainly on the façade, interior and detailing of my pavilion.

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Floor & roof plan

Elevations Shows the main exterior and design of the façade.

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06 Sections Shows the interior and details of the pavilion which cannot be seen from the outside.

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Axonometric means “to measure along axes”; the axes of the object are drawn at a consistent scale. It is a threedimensional view that shows the height, width and depth of an object.

Perspective is a technique for depicting three-dimensional volumes and spatial relationships in two dimensions, as if from the view-point of an observer.

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3.4 Presentation Model

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Mock up models

Final Model

Top view

Front view

Right view

This project focuses on designing a space to suit the user requirements, in this case, a space for cooking and board gaming. I have learnt to make my own ideas a reality and also to present it through drawings and notes, relating to my past projects.

Left view

Back view

Through this model-making, I have learnt about good workmanship and the appropriate modelmaking techniques. This project also requires me to demonstrate design understandings through graphic presentation and model-making techniques.

Perspective views in the pavilion