Monday, 31 March 2014
Explanation of shed
The idea of my boat shed is to show myself. I have the maps on the walls because as a child and teenage years i have always travelled with my family and especially back and fourth from Sydney as my Father use to live there. I have the grass and the sheep on the ground as i have had my farm as my second home my whole life and have been bought up with animals. On the roof i have the city buildings hanging and photographed on the ceiling as it is to show a comparison of me with city and farm life. I have the lights hanging with the buildings as i wanted the shadow of the buildings to reflect onto the walls with the maps giving a strong comparison with the farm life area on the ground. I have no doors as my family has always been quite an open family with having majority of my siblings being half siblings to me. it is also with being on a farm everything is very open and free with having animals rooming everywhere.
Finals after feedback
After hearing feedback from my pairs, i have changed a few things in my final drawings. I have taken out the stairs, this is because my shed is in the middle of a farm and having stairs doesn't really make sense. I have placed my plan in front of the image of the google map of my farm as it shows and gives more of an idea that it is in the middle of a farm/paddock.
Elevation
Perspective
Plan
Section
Final videos
the textures from my sketch up wouldn't come through onto cry engine so couldn't get full effect of what it would look like.
One: http://youtu.be/_Tj_R9dy8fY
Two: http://youtu.be/v2lMoVvMxwY
One: http://youtu.be/_Tj_R9dy8fY
Two: http://youtu.be/v2lMoVvMxwY
Sunday, 30 March 2014
sketch up elevation, section, perspective and plan
I have covered my walls in the world map because as a kid i travelled a lot with my family. I have grass and sheep on the ground as i have been bought up on a farm and city, so wanted to get the comparison of myself off all my walls, the roof has
pictures of the city life as it shows the comparison of city and farm life.
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