Showing posts with label prototype. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prototype. Show all posts
Friday, January 15, 2010
[.] 11. 20100115 14.30>19.30 :: refining work for presentation
Students keep refining and completing their material as they approach the final presentation on sunday 17.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
[.] 10. 20100114 8.30>19.30 :: prototype development - video and panels ideas 2
Second, long day of big-scale prototyping, paneilng and video setup. Final panel approaches... keep up the good work!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
[.] 09. 20100113 16.30>19.30 :: prototype development - video and panels ideas
While further developing large-scale prorotypes, students start storyboarding and thinking layouts for their final panels.
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
[.] 08. 20100112 16.30>19.30 :: prototype development
Students work on the development of large scale prototypes, considering material properties at the enlarged scale.
Monday, January 11, 2010
[.] 07. 20100111 08.30>11.30 :: final proposals development, material selection
Tutorized support to the groups for the choice of final prototypes materal.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
[.] 06. 20100110 16.30>19.30 :: final proposal critic, project election for big scale final prototypes
Thursday, January 7, 2010
[.] 03. 20100107 08.30>16.30 :: pin-up critics, idea development, first prototypes
Each group gets a personalized critic to their initial creative embryos, helping them to recognize the potential of each direction. Students keep working on the ideas that where selected during pin-up crtics. Today's lecture is about "Fashion of Architecture - Geometry lessons" (Prof. Aref Maksoud), in which the body-space relation is furthermore expanded in the perspective of the interconnection between fashion and architecture, with a closer look as dresses as architectural devices and their strategies of body adaption by form through the use of geometry (plications, tessellations, folds).
Students have then furthermore developed the selected ideas (strategy development, site negotiation), supported by group tutoring during the day.
Students have then furthermore developed the selected ideas (strategy development, site negotiation), supported by group tutoring during the day.
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