Wednesday 25 June 2014

EXP3 Final Submission

One Point Perspective


 









Two Point Perspective





 
 



36 Tectures














Real environment Picture:

 

 







 

 

How to make my school corporate with my environment?

 

 

 



Get this idea:


 

 

 

School with Lumion environment:

 
















 

 

School design principle: Environment Sustainable

Most materials in my ship school can be separate, especially ‘fast-recycling’ materials such as skin, space plan and service, which means once they are old-fashioned, we can still modify and refurbish them rather than destroy. And the structure is quite durable with low requirement to maintain it.

 

 

Moving Element design principle: Comfortable with nature



 



 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
Sketchup Picture: 1. Exterior
 
 



 

 

 
 
2. Interior
 
 
 Computer Lab


 Art Gallery 1
 

 Art Gallery 2


 Lecture room



 Library



Meeting Rooms for Staff



 Coffee Bar



 Meeting Rooms for Students



 Offices for Academic Staff



 Offices for General Staff



 Research Space for Academic Staff



 Studio Spaces



Workshop

 

 

Moving Element:



 

 













Mesh Up






In today's world, Architecture, Environment and comfort are the most fundamental requirements of buildings. In order to reach these goals we need to discusses these different aspects respectively.

 
Environment

In terms of Environment currently, global warming is most likely responsible, at least in part, for the rising frequency and severity of extreme weather events — like floods, storms and droughts, and the damage these events have caused is a sign that requiresengineers, architects and planners to build buildings which are adequate for the changing environment.

 

Comfortable

In order to reach the goal of the comfortable most architects focus more on the green house projects. And here are some factors that we need to consider when design the green building namely Daylighting, Passive Solar Heating, Passive Cooling, Water, Stormwater Runoff, Acoustics and Air quality

 

 


http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/13/weekinreview/13rosenthal.html?_r=1&