Thursday, 12 December 2013
Saturday, 7 December 2013
Technical Drawing
Depending what you want to study, the information that you want to show, you have to use different scales, different colors. For example the first drawing is about a part of the city, you can't see the people, because is very small, but you can see the public or the private spaces. In the second one is a block of flats, and you can study the people that appears in your space, I mean, the red dots are people that you know, and blue dots are people that you don´t know. In the third one you can find a drawing about my house with the different spaces. the colors show the privacity: more red, more private.
Model
This model is something that allows you to experiment. You can create different spaces, public, private, you can play with de density of people, the conections between different houses, block of flats or public spaces.
Friday, 6 December 2013
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Interaction with people and diagrams
We have reached a point of the project we need to relate to the possible people who are using my architecture. Then, I've done a survey to my students in the class of chess. This survey is helps me to understand the relationship of chess somehow with the architecture in the thinking of other people. Therefore, we can see as my project which can have other meanings in the public space not only for me in my private space.
With this we can already make a diagram that see the positions and movements according to a space or another, private and public, respectively. This helps us to understand the mobilities and different program that may exist in different areas with same architecture:
Finalmente, yo puedo hacer un análisis más profundo de los dos espacios: público y privado; y puedo estudiar toda la información que hay y con ello todos los elementos relacionándolos unos con otros:
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
Model group
A model that attempts to unify the ideas of all members of the Group made during the session of the class of projects 2.
Friday, 22 November 2013
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