Assignment 4 - section and immersive perspectives

Immersive Perspective

Section Perspective

I just want everyone to know that this assignment was frustrating as you can believe. I thought it would be kinda cool though, to use a different color scheme to give a feeling of what colors might be prevelent during a sunset. Due to high levels of anger as a result of photoshop, I only put in a bit of background imagery, which pissed me off, but I would like to go back at a later time and make more improvements.

Assignment 4 - Entourage Zoo Creatures

This girl looks very enthusiastic
This dude is actually pushing snow around like a savage...
This is a very lonely, sparse, and depressing tree...classy

This is a tad bit late posting, but I hope everyone can enjoy!

Assignment 3

Shaded Perspective Section CutPerspective Section Cut

Plan View

Elevation

2 Point Immersive Perspective

1 Point Immersive Perspective

Assignment 2 - Hybrid

Standing View

Plan View

Side View

Immersive Perspective 1

Isometric View

Immersive Perspective 2

Assignment 2 - Decentralized

Plan View

Standing View

Side View

Immersive Perspective 1

Immersive Perspective 2

Isometric View

Assignment 2 - Centralized

Plan ViewStanding View

Side View

Immersive Perspective 1

Immersive Perspective 2

Isometric View

Assignment 1- Subtractive

For my Subtractive project, I wanted to continue working with column design and repetition, creating views through the design. I also wanted to focus more upon the perspectives and working with how someone would view around a corner or on the diagonal in order to view through the object. As I became more comfortable using Sketchup, I felt that I started expanding upon circulation methods and shadow patterns, which will continue to become prevelant in my designs with more practice

Assignment 1 - Additive

For my additive design, my process was built around my first experinece with Sketchup. I wanted to create varying spaces within my object along a clear, concise path. I also began toying with creating a parallel arcade to the axis of motion by creating 4' x 4' colums in the space within. I would have liked to expand further upon the exterior of my building.