"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.

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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.

Fusion360: Shapes and Assemblies

Fusion360 Lazer Printing Activity Inspired by a hallway space in my house, this was my final 3-D shape using three rectangular prisms. Bottom View Top View The following images are the separate components being laid out ready to be sent to Illustrator. This is the final shape laid out in Illustrator in accordance to the Design Labs Laser Cutting Instructions. Although I will not be laser cutting this and instead making a cardboard model, it was a great exercise to learn how to format files for future laser cutting projects.

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