Showing posts with label Architecture Culture & History 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture Culture & History 1. Show all posts

Saturday, July 13, 2013

[ACH1] Precedent Study : Presentation

The final part in the precedent study is a verbal presentation. The presentation consist of communicating our precedent study to our tutor with the help of the analysis board and miniature model.

At the end of the study, i am able to recognize and recall appropriate verbal architectural vocabulary when referring to building types, styles and periods.

[ACH1] Precedent Study : Model

Considered the most hardest to complete by many, this project requires my group to construct a small proportionate model of Villa Foscari made fully out of balsa wood. The intention of this project is to communicate our gathered analysis in a simpler 3 dimensional form which also include the important structure, components, ideas and concepts of our study.



Model in progress



Site Plan



Section #1



Section #2



Column Detail



Completed Model

[ACH1] Precedent Study : Analysis Presentation Board

The second project was an individual project that requires me to research critical information regarding Villa Foscari and finally produce an A2 size presentation board by hand. 




Analysis Board on Villa Foscari



In this project, I had learnt to construct building analysis which document intentions, concepts, patterns, disciplines, architectural language and contextual relationships.

[ACH1] Precedent Study : Essay

Architecture Culture & History 1



This project focuses on investigating historical works to enrich architectural design and ideas. This project also requires me to be in group of 4 and conduct analysis on specific building through drawing, model-making, written and verbal presentations.

The first project requires my group to produce a 500 word essay relating to our chosen historical building which is in the Palladianism era called Villa Foscari by Andrea Palladio. The essay contains information that is relevant to the precedent study.