These objects will perhaps not be origami-like in appearance, or the folding may only be a detail, but most will nevertheless have been folded - wholly or in part - in some way. Since almost all objects are made from sheet materials Such as fabric, plastic, sheet metal or cardboard , or are fabricated from components used to make sheet forms such as bricks - a brick wall is a sheet form , folding can be considered one of the most common of all design techniques.
CONCEPT Thus initially the concept of the form begins by the zone planning that has been pictured under it, the formation of the building is made of a 2-dimensional paper that folded, bent, kneaded, twisted, to become a basic 3-dimensional shape that eventually became a reference model when designing this building. This building concept uses futuristic and deformative concept. Deforming the basic formation into an irregular folding formation. Reflective glass for folding facade Metal sheet with finishing blue paint for accent Mirror for folding facade special on entrance area High Pressure Laminated wood texture for stage.
Paving block for p l a z a a n d pedestrian The grass is arranged folding like facade Asphalt for road.
Considering to building function around this site is residential and commercial which is lack of a place to workout and meeting point. The building formation is inspired by the open shells. Metaphorically illustrated on secondary roof on all four sides of this building. Start from basic form of block, addictive form follow function, addictive roof with curved massing, addictive expansion roof to create an invitation form for people to come.
B e s id e i s t h e a e r i a l v i e w visualization of Peta Aquatic Arena in the middle of the Bandung City. Bandung railway station had built in may 17th, The character is very clear with art deco style around the building. This is done by a central void, open to the elements,. In addition to the circulation, the entire building envelope also acts as a canvas to exhibit weathering by use of copper cornices, facilitating the staining of the stone facade.
The front elevation facing the campus has no visible windows. Its focus is to exhibit the beauty of nature and its erosive properties. The back of the building opens up completely to the secluded forest, where one is now immersed in the nature.
It is a progression from viewing nature as a corrosive force to viewing it as a calming sanctuary. Architecture is an art of framing and mediating the experience and perception of the world through the activation of latent morphologies. Managing the relationship between the visible and the invisible, architecture performs a level of narrative operations, which share a border with literary theory.
Both architecture and literature structure experience through means of spatial and temporal expressions, allowing for cross-disciplinary influence.
This thesis seeks to uncover the analogical relationships that occur through inter-medial translation by exploring how the creative processes of reading, re-reading, and thus re-writing, which allow for an imaginative and cognitive pluralism, translate into a meaningful and creative architectural experience. The literary realm of the fantastic employs narrative strategies that blur the boundaries of the visible and invisible, of reality and fiction.
The writings of Jorge Luis Borges exist within this complex and dissonant landscape punctuated by constantly constructing and collapsing realities. His stories leave the reader with a feeling of the bizarre uncanny, but more importantly a sense of profound discovery. Looking at Borgesian narrative techniques, this thesis proposes an intervention within the city that provides the user with a similar disjunctive reading of reality, acting as an unstable atlas of the city.
The project is a place for inquiry and understanding, an instrument for looking, a position for orientation, and a site for unearthing hidden and unstructured worlds.
Thank you for supporting my business in this way. The cover is perhaps the most important page of the architecture portfolio, it needs to quickly grab the reader's attention. As you will see this can be done in a variety of ways. For this post I thought I would share a selection of effective architecture portfolio example covers.
For everything you need to know about application and interview portfolios check out The Architect's eGuide to Portfolios. Applying to architecture graduate school? Note: Personal contact information has been removed from these examples but it should always be included your portfolio. A common theme I have noticed with these successful architecture portfolio cover examples is the images give you just a glimpse of a form or project.
These snapshots create interest for the reader and you find yourself asking, "what is that? This can also be interpreted as "I want to learn more about this", which is exactly the reaction you want from a portfolio reviewer. Harvard Graduate School of Design M.
Ali's use of a minimal cover with a single offset image is very intriguing to the reader. The scale and monochrome colors are very unique. Derek uses a very complex full bleed image for his portfolio cover. The only way the reviewer can learn more about this beautiful form is by reviewing his work. Benoit used a traditional building section for the cover, however it is enhanced through the use of a very provocative sky.
Greg uses a very intricate two-dimensional drawing that almost creates a texture on the cover. Its sharp renderings take you to the silent and pedestal journey that supports sections, facades, and model pictures.
I liked how the concept of layer-by-layer is represented very crisply. It further provides great justice to the portfolio with side model photos. Right at first, you will see the apparent organization of data, including education, experience, year, and extra-curricular. The portfolio consists of 30 pages with deep details representing a model and different sections within the structure.
Therefore, all the information is indicated, keeping in mind the requirements of the employer. Design-wise, the portfolio is made with organic sequences and sculptural shine. And, there is a different presentation of each project throughout the portfolio. The color combination is constant all over the profile. Different colors are also used to depict the structural form of different buildings, where necessary.
The good contrast used well highlights the design and authenticity of the portfolio. White, black, and gray palette design is kind of dense throughout the portfolio. The use of dark and simple colors shows that the interest of architects lies in kind of hardcore and big buildings. You can also call it a minimalistic approach that is very trendy and appealing to the readers.
What I like about the portfolio is a layered pattern. Radiance, as well as simplicity, is impeccably represented via the overall profile of this architect. Claudia Conde represents a somewhat exceptional portfolio expression. The wire-frame designs are depicted over its cover while taking on the contrast between pink, white, and gray palettes.
Her portfolio greatly resembles how a woman can be such an extraordinary architect with deep details. Interesting concepts like polymerization, living clouds, and bubble rooms, etc. The delicate yet rich pattern exudes and flows out the creativity at each section. All the design elements are structured over one another. It creates high-quality compositions and narrates the atmosphere of the project in the definition.
Great informational details are provided in a short portfolio of almost pages. Jamie Edindjiklian comes up with a quite complete approach portfolio with coherent and clear expressions.
You would love to see how minimalistic and informational, the different elements are. Well, the portfolio is long enough, with pages. But, when you get to read an interactive experience, it would not look boring at all.
Throughout the different expressions, a dense, hard, and detail-rich project can be seen, which is easy to digest as well. I liked its magazine inspired pattern. They are quite general questions with deep answers, as discussed below.
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