Studio 2B

Site Forms
WOODBURY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Spring 2018
INSTRUCTOR: Mark Owen

As a core studio in the undergraduate curriculum the categories of horizontal, vertical, and oblique will be used to develop representational, conceptual, and technical understandings of architectureʼs relationship to site and environmental conditions

Exhibition Center

Model//Elevation//Section/Plans

In this project, the relationship between program and circulation is explored based on an exhibition center. Partaking the initial form of the building, I kept the design at a slope to capture resemblance to the given site in addition to allowing sunlight reflect at the exhibition in different angles. By exploring reflections symmetry and curvilinear lives, a formal design was created.

Model//Elevation//Section//Plans//Program// STRUCTURE

Precedent Study Case

Elevation//Plan//exploded Axonometric

Through analyzation and measurements, tectonics and qualities of as found generic building were explored. This building was photographed, measured, and drawn. Their spatial, structural and material logic were understood, controlled, and exploited to speculate on programmatic and aesthetic relationships.