Concepts & in-model Textures

Scene 1

Unique geometric form define space arrangement and influences light dramatically.

Louis kahn - 1

(texture in the scene)
(light)

Scene 2

Multiple elongated elements positioned on top of the rail encourage fluid and adaptable environment.

Dosh - 1

 (texture in the scene)
(medium)

Scene 3

The use of walls to define space.

Doshi - 2

Scene 4 

 (texture in the scene)
(dark)

 

Experiment 2 Images From Lumion

Experiment 2 36 Custom Textures - Light to Dark

From Light to Dark

Experiment 2 Lumion Scene Repost

Fixed the material glitch in the video.

Experiment 2 Week 1

curved component (by SubD)

The pair :  Louis Kahn 1+2

In Lumion

A short video (15s)

The other combinations

1 Doshi 2+3

The use of columns to define a space

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Traditionally geometric shapes are made to look new through materiality 

2 Doshi 1+LK 1 (Final Sub)

The architecture features overlapping layers and transitional areas which encourages fluid and adaptable living conditions, customary in Indian tradition

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Emphasis placed on strong geometric forms of the building, which in turn dramatically influences its relationship to light

3 LK 2+3

Form did not necessarily follow the function

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He establishes a hierarchy of spatial organisation in that primary spaces are often centralised, whereas secondary spaces are placed on the fringes

6 axonometrics (4-6) - Balkrishna Doshi

Balkrishna Doshi

1. The architecture features overlapping layers and transitional areas which encourages fluid and adaptable living conditions, customary in Indian tradition

Sangath

2. The use of columns to define a space 

Tagore Memorial Hall

3.Traditionally geometric shapes are made to look new through materiality 

Life Insurance Corporation Housing building in Ahmedabad

6 axonometrics (1-3) - Louis Kahn

Louis Kahn

1. Emphasis placed on strong geometric forms of the building, which in turn dramatically influences its relationship to light

  

 

National Assembly Building of Bangladesh

2. Form did not necessarily follow the function

Fisher House

3. He establishes a hierarchy of spatial organisation in that primary spaces are often centralised, whereas secondary spaces are placed on the fringes