Reference:
MOHAMMED, A.B, 2020. [online] Jeasonline.org. Available at: <http://www.jeasonline.org/paper/949/preview> [Accessed 7 May 2020].
link: http://www.jeasonline.org/paper/949/preview
Evolving, adaptive technologies, allow buildings to become active parts of their environment, breaking the monotony, and spreading the vitality, of interacting with the internal and external through the dynamism of movement.
The axonometric diagram and sketch perspectives:
Point perspective drawings
Custom Textures
3 Textures in the Model:
Lecture Theatre Wall
The Moving Elements
Vertical Screens
The moving screens actively morph and transform the streetscape of Anzac Parade, from both the perspective of people within the building and pedestrians outside the building walking down Anzac Parade. They also control the relationship between light and dark within the internal space, bringing in or keeping out external light.
Skylight Vent
The moving skylight vents help ventilate the main central area of the building, bringing external air into the internal environment. It controls the amount of light that comes through the building’s foyer, changing visitors perspectives of the architecture.
The Architecture:
Sections plans
Spaces:
Gallery
Lecture Theatre
Office Space
Teaching Space
Uni Gateway
Connections