Thursday, August 30, 2012
BOARD 1_ALEYDA_AUSTIN
Aleyda Austin
511- Homework 1
Wriiten Program of what goes in rooms
· An Office/Gallery-with a book shelf and two
empty walls for the stamp collector to inherit a stamp collection, with a
computer to sell and purchase their stamps online and to conduct all of his
other entrepreneurs activity
· A Make-up studio room-to conduct professional
make-up classes
· A large master bathroom-with a long vanity that
holds a make-up station for the mother to do her make-up
· A master bedroom (connected to the large
bathroom)
· A kitchen large enough to cook in because a lot
of the residents’ time is spent at home. The kitchen should have an island bar
to entertain guests
· A powder room
· A regular bathroom
· A descent sized family room for a set of twins
and two adults
· Three bedrooms- a guest room, two bedrooms for
each twin
- A dining room with a large tv to entertain guests
·
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Class 08/30/12
Day
2 – 8/30/12 IN CLASS:
review family board and program
Lecture:
1.
Building
Restrictions
SHIPPING
CONTAINER: Here are the sizes and
combinations of containers you can use to create your residence.:
(9) 20’
The shipping container dimensions are:
Inside length
|
Inside width
|
Inside height
|
Outside length
|
Outside width
|
Outside height
|
19’- 5”
39’- 5”
|
7’-8”
|
8’-10”
|
20’-0”
40’-0”
|
8’-0”
|
9’5”
|
2.
SITE: 267
Pacific Street (25’x 88’) or 96 Boerum Place (25’x75’)
3. Precedent studies for container
architecture
HOMEWORK: Precedent Study + Concept Boards - Due: September 6th – pin up
Board 2: 11” x 17” –
Precedent Study
Do
research on buildings that contain shipping containers.
Board 3: 11” x 17” –
Diagrams of Massing
Generate
a series of diagrams showing different variations of the shipping containers
organized to create your house. There
should be at least ten different massings.
They should be color coded or noted of which program is located in each
container.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Class O8/27/12
CLIENT PROFILE – One board with images
and text describing your clients.
Make sure you describe what each of your clients (both parents and children)
need for their ideal prefabricated home. This
is the program for the house you are designing.
You must also provide spaces that are required
for living: bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, living spaces and what ever you think
is appropriate for your client. It can be open or enclosed spaces, but all
living spaces must have windows
There must be an outdoor space incorporated into
your design- garden on the ground floor terraces on upper floors.
The exterior of the building must also be
developed.
HOMEWORK: Final concept board - Due: 8/30/12
Board 1: 11” x 17” –
Concept, program + client
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