ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS OF PRECEDENT
ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS OF PRECEDENT
ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS OF PRECEDENT
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Architectural Analysis of Precedent<br />
Objective:<br />
To introduce the<br />
concept of the<br />
interconnectedness<br />
of three dimensions<br />
(plan, section and<br />
elevation) in<br />
architecture<br />
To develop research<br />
and investigative<br />
skill<br />
To develop an<br />
ability to observe<br />
and record and<br />
speculate about<br />
architectural<br />
phenomena<br />
To develop basic<br />
analytical abstract<br />
thinking<br />
To practice<br />
usingdiagrams as an<br />
aid to architectural<br />
thinking<br />
To encourage<br />
abstract thinking<br />
FAÇADE <strong>ANALYSIS</strong><br />
This project I felt was<br />
very interesting<br />
because it allowed<br />
you to investigate<br />
what the architect<br />
was thinking with his<br />
design of his façade.<br />
I was assigned The<br />
Museum for the<br />
Decorative Arts, by<br />
Richard Meier. What<br />
I thought he did was<br />
very complicated but<br />
was interesting. I also<br />
thought he had a<br />
very tough situation<br />
to deal with in the<br />
existing façade in<br />
which he<br />
incorporated it into<br />
his new façade by<br />
repeating and<br />
abstracting the<br />
proportions of the<br />
existing .<br />
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FAÇADE <strong>ANALYSIS</strong>