Fusion360 Application of Room Physical Model

Fusion 360 Application of Room: Balsa Wood Model

I placed the detached components onto a drawing pad ready to be printed. I only had access to an A4 printer so subsequently the model was scaled down as compared to the original size. I traced around the printed cutouts of the shape onto balsa wood, This was time consuming but produced a sturdy box in which all the tabs fit together easily.

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Bedroom Model Studio Activities

Bedroom Model Studio Activities Analysing the Site Dimensions: 3m x 3.4m x 2.6m\Length (along window) x Width x Height Window wall is northern facing and shelving wall is eastern facing. Paper Model of Bedroom Scale : 1: 30 Iterated Model of Bedroom Model 1: (Scale 1: 20) Added a veranda and window to the room and included roofing in the model. Model 2: (Scale 1: 30) I added a feature wall. I also experimented with balsa wood as a medium. d d Model 3: (Scale 1: 30) Polished version of Model 1 using balsa wood.

Preliminary Sketch 2 Orthographic Map Group 2 Quadrant

"Let there be Light!" Project

Final Outcomes - Let there be Light! Project “Let there be light!”seeks to communicate the importance of light and natural surroundings in creating comfortable living spaces. I took advantage of the existing architectural elements of the site, my bedroom, being on the second floor and it’s pleasing view of the leafy surrounding neighbourhood by incorporating a balcony and an additional east-facing window in my models. As evident in the lighting + photography exercise, the manipulation of the technical elements of form, lighting and shape transformed the area into a more open, liveable space. Thus, I was able to communicate both the built environment and my own design aesthetic. 3 Minute Presentation on this Project

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