link to presentation

https://youtu.be/pzUuBtVP8yI

Reflection statement

The title of my project is “The interaction of space and light”. I explored the idea of how light and windows can be used to create space whilst also separating and defining other areas. Different types of windows were added and also removed from a wall to focus the eye to certain positions. For example, the walk-in wardrobe has no window and is hidden away from the rest of the room, whilst the two vertical windows beside the mounted tv direct attention to the centre of the wall and the tv. In conclusion I represent these idea’s through my Ideal space and depict how light and windows can define a space.

Enhanced Images of 5 Hand-mad Models

Paper Model 1 - scale 1:35

Cardboard Model 2 - scale 1:35

Paper Model 3- scale 1:50

fusion 360 Model 4- scale 1:100

Ideal room Model 5- scale 1:20 

Fusion 360 3D Shape Name

I started the fusion 360 Model by creating sketches of each of my initials. All the sketches were designed in a way such that each was different in style to one another.

I Sketch

P Sketch

M Sketch

This followed by using the "Loft" feature in fusion 360 to create a transitional shape between the sketches. Fortunately there were no complications when creating a loft.

Lofted Sketches

The next step was to shell the object. However due to the "P" sketch being too skinny at the bottom, the shelling was intersecting and thus causing an error. To adjust this, the base of the "P" was widened.

Adjusted "P"

Final object

Final object

  

week 7

Paper model 1

scale - 1:25

 Cardboard model 2

scale - 1:25

paper model 3

scale - 1:35

This model was made to the exact scale and also includes a human figure for reference. This human figure has a height of 1.8m and is depicted throughout the room to highlight the size of the windows and surrounding space. 

week 6

week 3