These freehand sketches are typical orthographics and axonometrics one might do during design.
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Year: 2016
A Few Small Watercolor Demonstrations
July 16 2016, Arch Basics – In class discussion focused on the following:
July 16 2016, Arch Basics In class discussion focused on the following:
1 – CONCEPT – Restate your concept and check that it has influence on the ‘plan’, not just the exterior ‘look’ or style.
2 –EXTERIOR SPACES – Identify the potential for courtyards, entry points, outdoor seating and walkways resulting from the plan form, the hard and soft landscape.
3 – CIRCULATION – Trace over your block diagram and then draw the plan to scale 1:200. Identify the circulation patterns/elements within the building.
Each person should have their plan drawn up for next class to keep the schedule. If you can also work on the section it would be valuable. We need to develop these and try to draw a 3d view in the next class.
CHECK OUT HUGH FERRISS DRAWINGS – COLUMBIA U ARCHIVES
CHECK OUT HUGH FERRISS DRAWINGS – COLUMBIA U ARCHIVES LINK BELOW.
ALSO GOOGLE “THE METROPOLIS OF TOMORROW” HUGH FERRIS
I have been rediscovering him lately. I think some free downloads are available. He was a superstar in rendering and had huge influence right up into the 1950’s. Even now he continues to influence film art direction (Gotham?).
SPACE DRAWINGS OF BUILDINGS USING CHARCOAL BLENDING STICKS – JULY 17 2016
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DRAWING CARS – METHODS AND ANALYSIS – JUL 17 2016
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Maritime Museum – Axonometric (3D) View
As a Designer, you will need to understand how to draw “axonometrics” – a fairly simple way to pop a plan up into 3D – useful to get an understanding of massing/form in a project.
Maritime Museum – Drawing a Plan and Section
As a Designer, you will need to understand how to draw “orthographics”, plan-section-elevation-detail. Here is a relatively simple plan and section for discussion.
