DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS
DESCRIPTIVE PATTERN
Part I
Analyzing a given ceiling and drawing the descriptive construction geometries as if it is the reflective ceiling plan (Orthographic). Using a CAD based software, I created construction geometries by analyzing the ceiling and ultimately came up with a new pattern that utilizes extracted data and information from the provided ceiling.
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Rhino 3D & Adobe Illustrator
ORIGINAL CEILING
St. Anne’s Church Buchholz, Germany
Photography: David Stephenson
FINAL PATTERN
DIAGRAMMATIC SURFACES
Part II
The Diagrammatic Surfaces project introduces three-dimensional modeling, as well as the conceptual and technical mechanisms of communicating the creation of space through surfaces. The objective is to conduct a thorough analysis of the graphic pattern (developed in part one) and transform the descriptive geometries into a three dimensional (habitable) space that consist of a collection of surfaces. I generated a complex 3-D model and translated their findings into a graphic diagram. The diagram is to not only exhibit space through a collection of surfaces but also demonstrate the descriptive geometries that control the surfaces. This is a process that moves from 2-D line drawings to 3-D form and back to 2-D drawings in the form of a diagram.
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Rhino 3D and Adobe Illustrator
Geometry Used from Part One:
Secondary Grid
INTERIOR COLLAGE RENDERING
Part III
The objective is to render a clay model of the surfaces project (developed in part II) and transform the geometries into a rendering that communicates three dimensional space and interior environments.
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Rhino 3D and Adobe Photoshop
CLAY MODEL
of an Interior of the model from Part II
INTERIOR COLLAGE RENDERING
of the Clay Model
