This is as of Monday November 19th.
My life has been incredibly busy
recently with many due dates and heavy scheduling, but I am making up alright. We
have finally departed from the surface segment of our curriculum and we are
entering the world of volumes and space relative to people. We learned about a
famous assistant of Walter Gropius, Neufert, who had published a classic research
in architecture of the idealized sizes and form of objects and rooms or also
known as “programs,” relative to the idealized human scale.
Our assignment was to place figures
that we created from real life into the volumes which we have created in
studio. For instance for me I chose to take the closet and bedroom as my program
to place into my volume. I also had to incorporate Steve’s lecture hall into my
volume. I chose to do closet and bedroom space because my friend and I are
starting a fashion brand and I thought I could possibly learn from
incorporating an apparel related idea.
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| Neufert People |
There was very little think
involved in the past few weeks assignment, partially because we haven’t
technically created anything new since midterms, but also because we have been
figuring out how to layout and present the Rhino volumes onto paper. If I could
change anything, I would simplify the volumes in order for that the volumes can
fit the size of a human exactly at its maximum capacity.
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