Studio 3A
House & Housing
WOODBURY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
Fall 2018
INSTRUCTOR: Berenika Bobershka
The studio addresses the form and meaning of the dwelling with a discussion that juxtaposes interior vs. exterior space, public vs. private space, community vs. the individual, and traditional vs. non-traditional families. The studio focus is divided between the single-family dwelling and multiple-unit housing typologies
frog town’s ceramic neighborhood
Model//Plans
The design of the project consists of creating a contiguous structure of housing units in relation to the site located in Frog town, Silver Lake Ca. Units derive from the dwellings of previous phase. The intention of this project was to create a ceramic community that would serve around the neighborhood and bring interaction it. Units located on the neighborhood serve as functional units with ceramic Kilns room that would be open to public. Units located on industrial area would serve as functional units with private kiln rooms.
Plans//Model//Axonometric//Section
Dwellings
Massing model//Section Model//SectioN Massing Axonometeric//Dwelling Program//Perspectival Section
Ceramic neighborhood derived from the ceramic dwelling. This house was dedicated for a ceramic artist whereas ground floor would focus on studio space and first floor was room (private space).
Variations and paintings
Descending by Bridget Riley Variations
Bagatelle by Bridget Riley Variations
