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| SCALAR TRANSITION |
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landscape - 2nd progression
Sunday 27 May 2012
Thursday 24 May 2012
Monday 14 May 2012
Experiment 3 Part 1
murchison gorge
The valley I have chosen to try to replicate is Murchison Gorge in Western Australia which is situated in Kalbarri National Park. This valley appealed to me because of the soft rolling hills and the beautiful texture and colours of the rock. The red colour of the rock is very typical of the Kimberley region of Western Australia and this valley is representative of the uniqueness of terrain that is present in WA and a great example of what I miss and characterise as 'home'.
First attempts to replicate Murchison Gorge in Crysis
mash up - comment on power. how is it used and abused by companies?
A leading
developer,
marketer and publisher of entertainment for consumers
around the globe lays
claim
to more than 900 million members
across
the globe.....users have no
trust that the company would keep their information private, company has been stealing
user credentials and effects on its suppliers and customers are devastating.
Hardly
surprising given the social
network's shady past with privacy-related issues
however users
continue to share
their most personal information
with the company.....
Consumers must support producers or
they would be forced
out of business, leading to job losses and downturns in local
economies..... warning make
a choice and support products or face the
consequence.
Sources:
http://www.weeklytimesnow.com.au/article/2012/05/16/483415_business-news.html
http://eon.businesswire.com/news/eon/20120502005202/en
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Thursday 10 May 2012
Wednesday 9 May 2012
Part 3 Final
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| Old and New |
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| The monument connects with the landscape through the textures and colours I have used in order to reflect the surrounding environment. The custom texture represents the branches that surround and protect the area and the monument. The blue adds visually and was added for its reflective qualities on the white surfaces. The colour also embodies the same colours seen in the sunset. The use of the surrounding environment enhances the experience of the monument to build on the monuments' connection with the landscape and was designed to reflect the junction and interactivity that it has with the site. The ramp and passage way act symbolically to represent the journey and coming together of the past and present. This monument was designed to define the space without controlling it, as well as to create focus towards the surrounding environment, the ramp leads up with a tree overhead to create a feeling of enclosure and comfort, the pathway leads to also creates focus on the landscape - using the vegetation now as a vocal point. |
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| Interactivity |
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The same principles of connection to the surrounding landscape has been applied to this monument, the orange is reminiscent of the rock that surrounds it. The landscape acts to enclose the monument and help to create and enhance the atmosphere and space around the architecture.The monument frames the varied landscape to focus on the natural characteristics and colours, the architecture is symbolically the new addition to the landscape (old) and the two work together paralleling in form to represent the concept of old and new and interactivity.
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Tuesday 8 May 2012
Part 2
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| Monument - New and Old |
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| Hinged/interactivity Monument |
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| Light |
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| Medium |
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| Dark |
Sunday 6 May 2012
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