Architectural Portfolio 201805

y model 01
model converted the overall
ept of the transforming energy
the lever to the hammer) into
gle (and relatively more metaical)
space. The lever raised the
gy level step by step; the
mer was expressed as a narrow
ing point at the end of the
ow ‘levering’ part, and opened
o a huge space, representing the
resonance.
NG TO MODEL
04
ROOM OF
TRANSFORMATION
DRAWING ROOM
E KEYBOARD
dy model 02
s model translated the rectanguand
repetitive visual language in
keyboard part of the drawing
rd.
s was almost like a wall that
wed people to walk through, and
e were many horizontal and
lar walls within this thick ‘wall’.
ING TO MODEL
KEYBOARD AND THE
SITIONAL PIECE
SITELESS
FALL 2015
By observing the motion of piano action, the
artefact was transformed into drawing. The
drawing was then translated into a spatial
sequence in 3-dimensional space. The
space was finally translated back to a
drawing, concluding the cycle of drawing
and modelling which informed and inspired
each other.
odel 03
odel consisted of two parts. A
ed version of study model 02
d the basis of the keyboard
ut the exterior walls align
e lines on the drawing board.
nsitional piece prepared itself
dging rectangular elements
ore triangular motif of the
rts of the room.
G TO MODEL
DRAWING TO MODEL
ECE
odified,
ion was
plify this
between
e of the
ecreased
THE HAMMER
Study models 06+07
The hammering action was recorded
as a series of stop motion layers. The
concept behind these two models
was similar – capturing the motion
as segments joined together.
DRAWING TO MODEL
Study model 08
This model was a trial of simple
parametric expression, representing
the final ‘resonance’ in an actualised
manner.
The space continuously varied itself
between wide and narrow, which
was an element taken from the
drawing board.
DRAWING TO MODEL
DRAWING TO MODEL
DRAWING TO MODEL
The cross-sections of the models
decreased in size when the space proceeded
forward. The more condensed and
angular space represented the increasing
concentration of mechanical energy of
the hammer.