Week 2 Sketchup model

Week 2 Drawings

Week 1 Sketchup model

Week 1 Drawings

Three words to describe each clients' products

Hazan Motorworks

1996 Royal Enfield Bullet 500

Motor, Classic, Differentiate

Rolex 

GMT-Master II

Compass, Sophisticated, Advance

Christian Benner Custom

The Studded Dream

Stud, Vintage, Inspire

2)c an original photograph of something beautiful

These are the photographs of Gamcheon Culture Village I took from my trip to Busan in South Korea. This village is often called as the "Korea's Santorini" or "Lego Village" with its unique semblance of small cubicle homes climbing up the hillside from the sea below. The endless lines of the houses painted with vivid colours and the small paintings on the walls which were seen as I walked along the concrete alleyway was certainly the most amazing experience I had during my trip. Also, the blue rooftops blend well with the pastel pink, yellow and green facade of each home under the turquoise blue sky at the background. Interestingly, the village is precisely planned with its multi-tiered communal layout which prevents houses from blocking any other houses behind it.

Guggenheim Museum located in Bilbao is designed by a famous architect, Frank Gehry. This building is extremely significant in the fact that this established the idea of deconstructivism to architecture and his radical approach of deconstructing the forms instead of attaching the pieces together to create a building such that broadened the landscape of architecture. His use of curved lines with metals generates a dynamic atmosphere, creating a sculpture-like form, rather than a building. This building is certainly differentiated with other buildings of the 20th century through his extraordinary approaches that exhibits the flexibility of metal which was previously perceived to be cold and solid.

2)a piece of create work I have completed before coming to this course

This is a body of work called 'We borrow from nature the space upon which we build' quoted from the architect Tadao Ando. This work is done by willow charcoal and juxtaposes the nature with sculptural forms of contemporary buildings such that creates a sense of interconnection between the two subjects. Through the depiction of dissimilar elements, it externalises the co-existence of nature and humanity.