Benv2423 2014 Shiwen Lu: 2014

2014年11月16日星期日

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FINAL VIDEO CLIP

Play test level file

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4uup9yxz7autn7y/EXP2-Z3458708.zip?dl=0

2014年10月20日星期一

Lecture

This week lecture we watched how building destroy by nature and human such as earthquake. It showed that not all the debris have same size such as a collapsed brick wall there may have some stronger part didn't break out.I think for my building I will destory it in the volcano eroption and stone hit a part of the roof and wall, using different texture and vegetation to show the time period.

2014年10月16日星期四

Lecture

This week we looked at trailers that related to our EXP2, it make me think about all the detail that I need to show in my scene such as the vegetation, indoor furnitures and the vegetation around the building.

Earth has been ravaged from war sixty years prior with an extraterrestrial attacker. few humans left on Earth. very interesting way to show a abandoned human world.

2014年10月8日星期三

week8

Lecture

This week taking about some of the EXP1 submissions and how to making the island looks good from far away. Then taked about how different materials constructure buildings. It was very helpful for me to think how the building collapse and how the fragments of different material looks like.

timber structure

concrete collapse

brick collapse

2014年9月15日星期一

week7

Lecture

This week lecture we look at about what we going to do in EXP2 and a short clips about what happen after human disappear. It was quite helpful for understand how the building crumble after many years in different envirnoment and make me think about using different texture for the change of time period

Church of Light

This building is one of the most famous designs of Japanese architect Tadao Ando. Tadao Ando often uses Zen philosophies when conceptualizing his structures. One theme he expresses in this work is the dual nature of existence. The space of the chapel is defined by light, the strong contrast between light and solid. In the chapel light enters from behind the altar from a cross cut in the concrete wall that extends vertically from floor to ceiling and horizontally from wall to wall, aligning perfectly with the joints in the concrete. At this intersection of light and solid the occupant is meant to become aware of the deep division between the spiritual and the secular within himself or herself.

21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art

The museum was designed by Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of the architect office SANAA in 2004. The exhibition areas comprise numerous galleries with multiple options for division, expansion, or concentration. The galleries are of various proportions and light conditions – from bright daylight through glass ceilings to spaces with no natural light source, . The circulation spaces are designed to make them usable as additional exhibition areas.

Sao Paulo Museum

The architect Lina Bo Bardi and engineer José Carlos Figueiredo Ferraz chose both alternatives. They conceived an underground block as well as a sustained structure, which would stand eight meters above the floor, with the use of four pillars connected by two huge concrete beams. Underneath those beams there lay what was considered a boldness, meaning a free space of 74 meters between the pillars and underneath the beams