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Wednesday, 6 April 2011
Some Sketch Deisgns
Just some quick sketches of ideas for a pavilion form. Exploring ideas of an infinite spiral, a crashing wave and flowing fabric.
Also, a design for a T-Fin footing which will support our pavilion. The idea being that the fins will angle in so from the outside they will be hidden and the pavilion will appear to float above the ground. A prototype model willl be constructed over the coming days to test this concept.
Also, a design for a T-Fin footing which will support our pavilion. The idea being that the fins will angle in so from the outside they will be hidden and the pavilion will appear to float above the ground. A prototype model willl be constructed over the coming days to test this concept.
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Detailing the Twist
Some early sketch designs of a perspex wedge as a joinery piece which creates a bend between each ring. Using a 3 degree shift as a starting point, the wedge allows for a bend in both the y and z direction within a single joint.
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