Week 3 - Stairs installed into new models

Darkness : Abstract

Back View

Depth Ques

Different levels

Front View

Top View

Week 3 - Installation of stairs into previous model

Arranged : Darkness

Stairs placed on Ground Floor

Side View

Top View

Circular textured roof

Week 3 - Sketches for Stairs with Sections

Jewelled Stairs

Selected Materials: Transparent glass which reflect light

Regular Stairs

Selected Material: Tinted Glass & LED Lights

Sharp Stairs

Selected Material: Wood

Tree Trunk Stairs

Selected Materials: Natural wooden log & Shiny Steel for footrest

Arranged : Darkness

18 Sketches

Standing : Geometry

Standing : Arranged

Standing : Abstract

Geometry : Standing

Geometry : Darkness

Geometry : Caged

Darkness : Geometry

Darkness : Arranged

Darkness : Abstract

Caged : Geometry

Caged : Arranged

Caged : Abstract

Arranged : Standing

Arranged : Darkness

Arranged : Caged

Abstract : Standing

Abstract : Darkness

Abstract : Caged

3 selected works by the Clients of Experiment 1

Laudanum By Tracy Moffat, 1998

Darkness, Caged, Standing

Rosalie Gascoigne, 1994

Geometry, Abstract, Arranged

The Wrathful by Fiona Hall, 1988
Fury, Enraged, Resisting

3 images

Serpent & the Rose

This is not my best work. This is probably something I never displayed infront of anybody.

Favourite piece of architecture (at the moment) : Dominus Winery by Herzog & De Meuron

Sometimes simplicity is the best. Due to the use of stones of various sizes and shapes, light enters the building through crevices and creates the most interesting shadows on the inside walls. In contrast to the metallic glow of the bird's nest in Beijing, this structure appears more natural as the stones retain their actual tones and help the building merge with its surroundings.

Something beautiful: Falling Water by Frank Lloyd Wright

I sometimes wonder what makes this place so beautiful. Does nature enhance the beauty of Wright's design or is it the other way round? However, even the most beautiful thing has its flaws. The owners of Falling Water did not find this house very functional and were often unhappy with the side effects of placing it on top of a waterfall.