Here you will be asked to post a screenshot as well as an approximately 400 word description of the criteria or parameters that you implemented in your use of this weeks precedent study.
Here is the schedule for the semester, including the student responsible for moderating the discussion:
Performative
8/20- Shanghai Tower- Beorkrem
8/27- Versioning- Steven Danilowicz
9/3- Adaptive Components- Dylan davis
9/10- Material Constraints- Christian Sjoberg
9/17- Programmatic Constraints- Neil Edwards
Generative
9/24- Aesthetic- Trevor Hess
10/1- Biomimicry- Ben Sullivan
10/8- NO CLASS- Fall Break
Interactive Design
10/15- Smart Objects- Lina Lee
10/22- Smart interfaces- Isabel Fee
Data Visualization
10/29- Emotive Expression- Chris Pockette
11/5- Physical Expression-
11/12- Daylighting-
11/19- Final Project begins
11/26
12/3
Monday, October 28, 2013
Romare Bearden Park
In these new set of variations, I continued with the idea of allowing the "emerging" shapes to become the programatic aspects of the park. The boxes represent public gathering spaces and circles become pavilions (or beer gardens). In an attempt to = define the circulation within the park, paths become restricted to the negative space between the boxes and circles. These paths are represented by an organic pixillation of green foliage created by the density of trees. This foliage acts as the connector between spaces and creates a sense of ambiguity/randomness to the design.
In this particular variation, I found the conversation between the built and natural environment to be in balance. The three large circles that represent the built environment are dissected by two perpendicual paths and create a gestalt central square.
-Dylan
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