Architecture Design Studio: EarthResearch Exercise 01: Point, Line, Plane

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: The Ian Potter Museum of Art [The Univer-sity of Melbourne By Fender Katsalidis Architects

Combination of line and plane Using planes to define different layers Columns in between levels defines line that acts as a fundamental design

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: University Eyecare Clinic in The University

of Melbourne

Combination of line and plane Using plane to show the division of level Using line as a overall design, which appears

as a dotted line vertically placed on the wall

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: RMIT University Design Hub - Building 100 By Sean Godsell Architects

Circle plane act as a wall Connected with line Circle plane rotate along the

line connected with 2 point, let-ting light to pass through

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: RMIT University Swanston Academic

Building - Building 80 By Lyons Architects

Triangle plane act as a wall, and also opening

Using diagional lines to be the seperation line between wall and opening

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: Micasa8 131 Pelham Street Carlton by Hayball Leonard Stent

Large concrete slab cover-ing the next slab, act as a fish scale

Different colours of con-crete are used, such that the slab appears in two colours, making a scribble line from the top floor to the base.

Photo above: www.s-h-a.com.au

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: 18.36.54 House by Daniel Libeskind

18.36.54 is based on the de-sign of living space, formed by a spiraling ribbon of 18 planes, defined by 36 points, and con-nected by 54 lines

by connecting points, we have lines; by linking lines, we have planes; by putting planes together, we get volume

Photo from: http://spfaust.wordpress.com/2011/11/02/18-36-54-house-by-daniel-libeskind-modern-work-of-art-set-in-nature/

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: Marqus de Riscal Vineyard Hotel, Elciego, Spain by Frank Gehry

Large multi-coloured rib-bon-like titanium plane sup-ported by several columns

Curved titanium plane de-fines volume and also pro-vides shading

Photo from : http://talknowalk.wordpress.com/2011/02/25/visit-the-dancing-house-designed-by-frank-gehry/

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: Stoa of Attalos

by King Attalos II of Pergamon

Large columns closely packed together

Defining areas Acts like a wall(plane) but

keeps permeability Long structure

Photo from : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Stoa_in_Athens.jpghttp://employees.oneonta.edu/farberas/arth/ARTH209/Hellenistic.html

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlanePrecedent: Flinders street station Rejuvenate Project by Zaha Hadid Architecture & BVN Architecture

Twisted plane from aerial view Curved lines as a fundamental design Linking lines with glass, defines interior

Photo from : http://vote.majorprojects.vic.gov.au/entrant/zaha-hadid-architecture-bvn-architecture

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlaneBrief: Podium

Photo from : http://www.rferl.org/content/Death_Toll_From_Russian_Wildfires_Raised_To_48/2118134.htmlhttp://www.theepochtimes.com/n2/united-states/maintain-ing-public-parks-with-private-funds-58084.htmlhttp://www.jokeroo.com/pictures/travel/1035685.html

A place to lie down, sit up, stand and walk Comfort Easy to access Open area

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlaneAgenda: Daisy Flower

Photo from : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bellis_perennis_white_%28aka%29.jpgRef: http://livingartsoriginals.com/flower-daisy.htm

Daisy Flower Language of flower: purity,

simplicity Point, line Place to rest

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlaneAgenda: Flowing water stream

Photo from: http://www.dreamstime.com/stock-photo-flowing-water-stream-image2429940

Flowing water stream Watering on flower Plane Provides shading

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlaneThe Design

Research Exercise 01: Point, Line, PlaneThe Design