Exercise 9- Rameez M.

Exercise 3 - Gorbunova A.

Exercise 2 - Gorbunova A.

Exercise 1 - Gorbunova A.

Project 2 - Gorbunova A.

Project 1- Rameez M.

Project 2- Rameez M.

Project2 Svensson

Project 2 - Sass

I used form Z to create a digital model of a memory well then photoshop to compile the images. It's based off the themes found in some poems. This one deals with landscape, echo, nostalgia and reflection.

Exercise 2 - Joseph Oros

Exercise 1 - Joseph Oros

Project 2_Khakbaz

Excercise 09 - Myers

Exercise 08 - Myers

Project 2 - Weller

After reading "In a Station of a Metro" by Ezra Pound, I was inspired to create a space that reflected the shape of the wet bough. I wanted to use the reflecting character of a wet surface, and the vibrant colors of petals. After experimenting with 3d physical models for exercise 9, I created a tunnel composed by half circle layers that are joined by sitting benches on each side. The reflection created by the layers on the bench, makes it seem as if its a cylinder like I had created in my physical models.

Project 2 - Ensor

My Concept was an idea of enclosure by different edge conditions. Also the space is a progession of different types of enclosure.

Exercise 9 - Ensor

Project 2 - McNally

My inspiration for this project was the second poem, "Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy's Farm in Pine Island". In the poem the man records his observations, they are simple and sweet. At the end of the poem the narrator states, "I have wasted my life". At first I was confused by this ending. The whole poem describes nice and appealing imagery and then he ends with a negative quote. When I started to analyze the poem I realized he said this because all of the observations he was listing were ones that he was just noticing for the first time, his whole life he had never taken the time to seize the moment, stay in one place, and appreciate the simple things around him. To express this architecturally, I was immediately reminded of Frank Lloyd Wright. When touring a FLW building, you are rarely just experiencing a single space or experience at one moment. Instead you are constantly in several different places at one time, making it interesting but kind of hard to focus on "the simple things". So in formZ I created my own mock Frank Lloyd Wright model and began to explore views. I made the walls and floors semi-reflective surfaces because I wanted them to reflect the spaces around them, therefor supporting my concept. In the upper left hand corner I included the plan of the building and an axon diagram. I really wanted to include these images to show some diagramatic imagery but wish I did it in a more subtle way. The background image (with the spiraling stairs) is one of the more interesting views in the model that shows multiple spaces at one time. The ground level image is a perspective taken from the model showing the reflective walls.

Project 2 - Horton

This is my take on the last poem with the train station. I had some trouble when formz crashed but i tried to get the scale and spaces involved in the train station the poem had in it.

Exercise 9 - Horton

This is my second take on the water droplet

Project 1 - Weller

I tried to capture the reflections being created by the "mere labrynth of letters". Layering diffrent rendering techniques, I composed an image with multiple views of the model, and attempted to merge them together to create one view.

Exercise 8 - Weller

I tried to represent the voids I had created for exercise 7. Because they are essentially voids, I decided to use transparent acrylic as the material to model the cube.

Project 2 - Joseph Oros

This image conveys the experience of the poem describing the trip the countryside of Minnesota at dusk. I am using plan, section and a perspective to give the viewer as much of the experience as possible.

Project 2 - Myers

Exercise 6- Cramer

This project drew from the story Crystal City in Bldg Blog. In the story, a small village started slowly crystallizing, and then the crystals began to rapidly grow, consuming everything in their path. I used the terrain tool the model the rapid growth of this crystal.

Project 2- Cramer