Hi All,
All of your feedback forms are attached below; as discussed in class today. It will be worthwhile to compare this feedback with the feedback from your classmates and with the work itself.
Cheers
Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunday, March 18, 2012
WEEK 4 REVIEW DOCUMENT AND TASK FOR THE WEEK
Hi All,
1. Download a version of the ARCH7111 feedback document here:
www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/FeedbackReviewSheet_Week04.rar
2. Use it to review the schemes of 3 of your classmates. Include constructive comments on areas they might be able to improve. Give a digital copy of your feedback (saved as an image) to each of the authors you have reviewed by 11am.
3. Upload the feedback from your peers to your blog.
4. Use the rest of the time in class to capitalise on this feedback by improving your submission.
5. Review the lecture/documents in the post on LASER CUTTING below and those posted on the faculty intranet: http://www.be.unsw.edu.au/student-intranet/design-labs-squarehouse/laser_cutting. At the very least, order a laser cut model by the beginning of next weeks class. This model will be your first conceptual response to this years competition theme. If the model itself has not been cut and assembled by next weeks class bring along 2 dimensional representations of it for critique.
Cheers
1. Download a version of the ARCH7111 feedback document here:
www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/FeedbackReviewSheet_Week04.rar
2. Use it to review the schemes of 3 of your classmates. Include constructive comments on areas they might be able to improve. Give a digital copy of your feedback (saved as an image) to each of the authors you have reviewed by 11am.
3. Upload the feedback from your peers to your blog.
4. Use the rest of the time in class to capitalise on this feedback by improving your submission.
5. Review the lecture/documents in the post on LASER CUTTING below and those posted on the faculty intranet: http://www.be.unsw.edu.au/student-intranet/design-labs-squarehouse/laser_cutting. At the very least, order a laser cut model by the beginning of next weeks class. This model will be your first conceptual response to this years competition theme. If the model itself has not been cut and assembled by next weeks class bring along 2 dimensional representations of it for critique.
Cheers
Thursday, March 15, 2012
CLARIFICATION RE HAND IN THIS SUNDAY
Hi Guys,
Regarding the hand-in this Sunday ... the 18th of March, by 9pm (keep in mind the penalties for lateness)... focus on the conceptual analysis of the 3 competition entries; you should issues that connect them or that they have in contrast, or that they tell us about the competition in general. Your analysis is done by design ... which means the form, space, light, line quality, etc, etc on your A1 sheet all make some contribution to our understanding. Remember to include a site plan, an elevation, a plan and a maximum of 100 words ... as per the competition guidelines (because you are not designing a piece of architecture you will have to think laterally about how you can accommodate these requirements). One piece of advice I would leave you is: make sure your analysis "looks" like a competition entry.
Upload a PDF not exceeding 10mb to a place on-line and link it back to your blog.
Reinforcing what I said in class; ignore the part in the course outline that talks about producing a conceptual design that responds to this years brief. We will get onto that in the second submission.
Finally, remember to post an entry on your blog indicating the percentage values you want associated to each of the assessment criteria. Include a short statement (in the spirit of the competition you should keep this explanation to 100 words max!) as to why you are weighting it in this way.
Cheers, and good luck!
Regarding the hand-in this Sunday ... the 18th of March, by 9pm (keep in mind the penalties for lateness)... focus on the conceptual analysis of the 3 competition entries; you should issues that connect them or that they have in contrast, or that they tell us about the competition in general. Your analysis is done by design ... which means the form, space, light, line quality, etc, etc on your A1 sheet all make some contribution to our understanding. Remember to include a site plan, an elevation, a plan and a maximum of 100 words ... as per the competition guidelines (because you are not designing a piece of architecture you will have to think laterally about how you can accommodate these requirements). One piece of advice I would leave you is: make sure your analysis "looks" like a competition entry.
Upload a PDF not exceeding 10mb to a place on-line and link it back to your blog.
Reinforcing what I said in class; ignore the part in the course outline that talks about producing a conceptual design that responds to this years brief. We will get onto that in the second submission.
Finally, remember to post an entry on your blog indicating the percentage values you want associated to each of the assessment criteria. Include a short statement (in the spirit of the competition you should keep this explanation to 100 words max!) as to why you are weighting it in this way.
Cheers, and good luck!
LASER CUTTING
Hi Guys,
There are a couple of links regarding Laser Cutting that we'll go over in class on Monday. No need to look at this stuff before your first hand in (this Sunday, 18th of March, by 9pm).
http://www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/ARCH7111_Intro_LaserCutModels.pdf
http://www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/IllustratorKillerTips.pdf
http://www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/ARCH7111_Illustrator_Template.rar
Cheers
There are a couple of links regarding Laser Cutting that we'll go over in class on Monday. No need to look at this stuff before your first hand in (this Sunday, 18th of March, by 9pm).
http://www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/ARCH7111_Intro_LaserCutModels.pdf
http://www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/IllustratorKillerTips.pdf
http://www.russelllowe.com/arch7111_2012/ARCH7111_Illustrator_Template.rar
Cheers
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