BENV-1010-ReneeCheang

Fusion 360  Based on conceptual ideal of space placement of my final model, almost like each blocks define a unit of space. 

Fusion360 Initials "R,E,N"

Model Making Final Model House (1:20) Material: Balsawood, plastic from food packaging, cardboard  The idea behind this design started with the basis of a cube. Through dissecting and subtracting elements of a cube form, I aim to create a home which interior  boasts an open feel with an abundance of natural light.    Ground level Left: sofa (living room) Right: Study room Ground level Living room Exterior  Interior Showing relationship between the two levels Interior  Shadows cast through beams and staircase  Interior  East Elevation North Elevation West Elevation Video demonstrates the change in shadows at different angles.  

Materials: Different coloured brick walls, concrete and a marble floor 

Model Making-Balsa Wood Impressionistic approach Impressionistic Approach Began by making 5 identical 7x7x7cm cubes. Though started off with identical and seemingly homogeneous cubes, I was able to create fascinating spaces. Through various methods such as stacking and experimentation with placement layout, I was able to play around with its ambience and atmosphere generated through photographs taken at different angles.  1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Experimenting in creating a more "concrete/defined" space with the use of sticks, columns and slabs.  Inspired by small segment from a paper model made previously.  Model 1:100 4.1  4.2 4.3 4.5