Final Submission period 3

Two drawings from different words from first week.

Week 2's model inspired by the folding technique talked about in one of the texts and also on an image by one of the architects given to us' works.

My model for week 3, I didnt have a chance to take it with me home that day because it would break, so I left it overnight at uni to bring my camera the day after - but then it looked like this. It was trashed.
The model was supposed to portrait the same experience as my collage below.

My collage for week 3, framing images of my experience in Hyde Park, where there was a bunch of chinese lamps and decorations put up that caught my interest.

My collage/model for the final week representing Freedom. Freedom of speech and expressing your own opinions, but also the more literal image of freedom - breaking free from a cage.

Final Submission period 2

My tunnel representing a club

(For some reason everything blue to come is supposed to be red, but changed when uploaded)

My collage based on a building by Zaha Hadid

Colorwheel

Adding the same amount of colour from the smaller picture and applying it to the inside of Zaha Hadid's building.

Facemap of Zaha Hadid's face

Showing how red (looks like blue for some strange reason on here) goes from very dark till really light.

Mountains in different shades of red (blue)

Final Submission, period 1

Links for experiment 3

Final Submission:

http://files.filefront.com/13920504



Draft 1:
http://files.filefront.com/13920619



Draft 2:
http://files.filefront.com/13920568

Evaluation Sheet 2

Table + Elevators in Scetchup

Meetingspace table, the board shaped as a CD being upheld by a clothing hanger.

Prada's elevator; being a closet.

Madonna's elevator; being an old fashioned LP CD.

Developed Prada and Madonna Office's

Pradas office.
Keeping her space with surfaces that are easily appearing and avoiding loud colouring in the sense of it being too "modern" or "crazy", I tried to keep the design as a reflectance of her way of designing. That being cool, comfortable and graceful with colouring that are quite basic.
Inside I added a catwalk for her to show her pieces to clients. A graceful stairway are placed in the entrance of the first floor, as well as a space for her to meet her clients, that takes you up to her studio where she does her drawings and thinking for inspiration.

Meeting space.

The meeting space join the two parts together by a catwalk for Prada, leading to the center, and a stage balcony leading Madonna down to the meeting space platform.











Madonnas office.
The shape is made from the sarcasm of keeping one's limits "inside the box", which Madonna clearly haven't done throughout her career. The texturing and interior design was a combination of wilderness and glamourous lightening.
In the building there is the main office situated at the top floor and a studio for dancing at the bottom of the building. There is a lot of different spaces in the building to meet clients, assuming Madonna meets lots of them, I created various meetingplaces for a bit of variation for her.