Sketch Problem by Brian Johnson • Does not adequately incorporate 3ds-max 09 to accentuate his solution in plan view within the built environment • Complicates an observers method of defining his solution, thus forcing the reliability of plan interpretation
Applied Theories Sketch Problem by Brian Johnson
• Proposes a useful context, but presents a challenge for the reader in defining and integrating his proposed context to the site with using Google and 3ds-max 09 • Ecologically applies roof gardening to incorporate elevated environmental areas without relying on the street level thus loosing the effect of managing oxygen, sound and intrinsic necessities • Maintains sight lines, patterns and form to incorporate the humanistic environment to his idea • Does not invade the ease of sight lines or means of access / egress to and from the site
Contiguous form Sketch Problem by Brian Johnson
• Does not adequately apply the tools of 3ds-max 09 to graphically accentuate the top and base of his idea
This is a most interesting shape for a building. It looks like a zipper in elevation, however, your 3-D model fails to properly show this. If you had a view looking up the building from between the legs, I worry that you would have the underside of a great big bridge. And usually those are dark and damp. Of course this could be an opportunity for a creative response.
It is true that it allows views through them, and this may be a wonderful thing, however, you do not show us one of these views. That would have enhanced your case for wayfinding and humanism. Wayfinding is easily achieved in plan, however, 3-D can enhance this by a series of vignettes.
I appreciate the green roofs, but I consider them a minimum for such a building. I suppose they are better than a building without them, but given the ecological impact of the building, a parking lot might be better...
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Sketch Problem by Brian Johnson
• Does not adequately incorporate 3ds-max 09 to accentuate his solution in plan view within the built environment
• Complicates an observers method of defining his solution, thus forcing the reliability of plan interpretation
Applied Theories
Sketch Problem by Brian Johnson
• Proposes a useful context, but presents a challenge for the reader in defining and integrating his proposed context to the site with using Google and 3ds-max 09
• Ecologically applies roof gardening to incorporate elevated environmental areas without relying on the street level thus loosing the effect of managing oxygen, sound and intrinsic necessities
• Maintains sight lines, patterns and form to incorporate the humanistic environment to his idea
• Does not invade the ease of sight lines or means of access / egress to and from the site
Contiguous form
Sketch Problem by Brian Johnson
• Does not adequately apply the tools of 3ds-max 09 to graphically accentuate the top and base of his idea
Dear Brian,
This is a most interesting shape for a building. It looks like a zipper in elevation, however, your 3-D model fails to properly show this. If you had a view looking up the building from between the legs, I worry that you would have the underside of a great big bridge. And usually those are dark and damp. Of course this could be an opportunity for a creative response.
It is true that it allows views through them, and this may be a wonderful thing, however, you do not show us one of these views. That would have enhanced your case for wayfinding and humanism. Wayfinding is easily achieved in plan, however, 3-D can enhance this by a series of vignettes.
I appreciate the green roofs, but I consider them a minimum for such a building. I suppose they are better than a building without them, but given the ecological impact of the building, a parking lot might be better...
NJ
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