Week 8 - Final Review | |
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Course | Arch 123 |
Date | 2012/08/08 |
Learning Objectives | This last class, with both sections combined together, will consist of a final review where students will present their drawings for Project 02 to outside lecturers and guests. |
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Review of Project 02
Drawings must be pinned up by 9:15. Drawings should be printed the day before. Please consult the checklist below to make sure you are fulfilling all requirements!
Location: Wurster 2nd Floor Lobby
Each group from Project 01 will quickly present their case study tracings. Then, each student will individually present their concept and their Re-Design drawings.
Checklist
- Plans, scaled at 1'=1/8" (BAM), 1'=1/16" (St Marys), 1/32" (De Young)
- Must include section markers of where the section drawings are located
- Ground floor plan must include site details (trees, path into building, etc)
- Must include some furniture or reference of different programs in the spaces
- North arrow must be facing up when orienting the drawing
- If laying out plans vertically, ground floor plan is on the bottom with the highest floor on the top
- Must show clear lineweight hierarchy (section line - thick, details - light)
- Sections, scaled at 1'=1/8" (BAM), 1'=1/16" (St Marys), 1/32" (De Young) or bigger
- Must include silhouettes or program references
- Floors and walls must include some thickness (not single lines)
- Must reference ground line and neighboring buildings (if there are any, if not, I suggest including tree silhouettes or cars)
- Section drawing must lineup with at least one other drawing (typically, plan)
- Must show clear lineweight hierarchy (section line - thick, details - light)
- Axonometric drawing OR Perspective drawing
- Must show clear lineweight hierarchy (profile edge - thick, corner lines - medium, details - light)
- View highlights or emphasizes some important aspect of the concept
- ORIGINAL Case Study Tracings
- Must be all scaled correctly (1’ = 1/16”) and coordinate with the rest of the group
- Must show clear lineweight hierarchy (section line - thick, details - light)
- Original tracing image must be removed
- These drawings should be printed separately from Re-Design layout and pinned-up together with the rest of the Original Case Study Tracings, by group
- OPTIONAL
- Drawings can include additional stylistic elements, including background images, poche, color fills and shadows. These must not take away from the precise lineweight in the drawing but can add to the overall concept of the project.
- Reference lines and construction lines can be added to navigate the viewer from one drawing to another
Grading
Your drawings will be graded according to the following categories:
1. Concept + Style
- The drawings clearly allude to the conceptual strategies of the Re-Design, included new cuts and additions into the original building. Additional elements have been added to help the drawing “read” graphically, such as backgrounds, section poche or silhouette images.
2. Precision + Detail
- The drawings are clean, organized and precisely executed, with no messy corners or overlapping linework. Fine details have been added to represent either material construction or programmatic details.
3. Representation
- The drawings show proper representation of drawing standards include lineweight hierarchy standard graphic conventions including stairs and apertures (door and windows).
4. Layout
- The final layout includes all the required drawings in an evocative layout. Each drawing is scaled correctly and properly lined up in accordance to each other. The overall layout speaks to the concept of the Re-Design and is properly labeled with title, name, North arrows and section reference lines.
5. Presentation
- Work is printed and pinned-up before 9:15 am. Student is able to clearly verbalize their concept and how it is embodied within the drawings.
5. Homework + Iteration
- Fulfilled the weekly assignments that catered towards the final drawings. Each drawing has clearly been revised according to the comments and suggestions to incorporate more detail, precision and style.