final presentation studio air

1
REVEAL “Stains on a building are evidence of its capacity for resistance” – Kolarevic and Malkawi, 2005 “Reveal” is based on the concept of persistence over change. It is a reflection of Wyndham’s aspiration to break away from its stagnant past –constantly and gradually evolving towards a progressive new future. The sculpture is one which stands proud within the constant changes surrounding it, a form influenced by weather and enhanced through time. From afar, the tower serves as a marker for the city, a sign, a gateway. Up close, it is a sculpture of persistence. The sculpture’s veils will eventually corrode, revealing the true form of the sculpture. Hence a prevailing theme of metamorphosis exists, symbolising the progression of a city which can only happen and be observed with time. The sculpture will therefore mature together with the city, growing together with its changes and making it an essential part of Wyndham – changing as much as the city changes. The stains and patina then become the symbol of the city’s resistance, and its gradual progress towards the future. The tower fulfils Wyndham’s aspiration of wanting something which inspires and enriches the municipality. It is exciting and eye-catching – a dynamic tower which constantly reinvents itself through time. This is an essential characteristic which the municipality wants - a sculpture with little maintenance and has “longevity in its appeal”. The tower and the city will go hand in hand towards progress– acting as a catalyst for further improvements in the city, inspiring the community at large, and encourages further reflection of the sculpture beyond first glance. There is this sense of meaning, a continuous interest in the sculpture as we observe its transformations through time. DETAIL TIMELINE : 2012 2020 2028 2036 Elsa CHRISTIAN | 377955 Nadira JEANNOT | 376188 Jinn Jyh LEOW | 376016 Mohd. Izzat MOHD. NAZRI | 376055 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO : AIR | SEMESTER 1 | 2012 TUTORS : LOREN ADAMS | CHRIS GILBERT Geelong Wyndham Melbourne ITERATIONS CONSTRUCTION METHOD combined surface striations steel bolts steel cover steel cover brass nails copper underlay copper underlay precast concrete panel (cnc milled formwork) precast concrete panel (cnc milled formwork) + = covered striations exposed striations SITE PLAN 0 50 100 150 200 250m DESIGN PROCESS 55 o 55 o DAY NIGHT WATER PATH TIMELINE 2012 2020 2028 2036 2044 WIND DIRECTION N TWIST Towards Geelong // looking back (newly built) Towards Geelong // driver’s view (20 years later) PERSPECTIVES IRON SHEET VEILS AND ANCHOR DETAIL east bound west bound 0mm 100 200 300 400 500 2mm thick iron sheet (exposed) iron sheet anchors coated with corrosion resistant barrier buried undergorund

Upload: nadira-jeannot

Post on 09-Mar-2016

218 views

Category:

Documents


3 download

DESCRIPTION

Final Presentation

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Final Presentation Studio Air

REVEAL“Stains on a building are evidence of its capacity for resistance” – Kolarevic and Malkawi, 2005

“Reveal” is based on the concept of persistence over change. It is a reflection of Wyndham’s aspiration to break away from its stagnant past –constantly and gradually evolving towards a progressive new future. The sculpture is one which stands proud within the constant changes surrounding it, a form influenced by weather and enhanced through time. From afar, the tower serves as a marker for the city, a sign, a gateway. Up close, it is a sculpture of persistence. The sculpture’s veils will eventually corrode, revealing the true form of the sculpture. Hence a prevailing theme of metamorphosis exists, symbolising the progression of a city which can only happen and be observed with time. The sculpture will therefore mature together with the city, growing together with its changes and making it an essential part of Wyndham – changing as much as the city changes. The stains and patina then become the symbol of the city’s resistance, and its gradual progress towards the future.

The tower fulfils Wyndham’s aspiration of wanting something which inspires and enriches the municipality. It is exciting and eye-catching – a dynamic tower which constantly reinvents itself through time. This is an essential characteristic which the municipality wants - a sculpture with little maintenance and has “longevity in its appeal”. The tower and the city will go hand in hand towards progress– acting as a catalyst for further improvements in the city, inspiring the community at large, and encourages further reflection of the sculpture beyond first glance. There is this sense of meaning, a continuous interest in the sculpture as we observe its transformations through time.

DETAIL

TIMELINE : 2012 2020 2028 2036

Elsa CHRISTIAN | 377955

Nadira JEANNOT | 376188

Jinn Jyh LEOW | 376016

Mohd. Izzat MOHD. NAZRI | 376055

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO : AIR | SEMESTER 1 | 2012

TUTORS : LOREN ADAMS | CHRIS GILBERT

Geelong

Wyndham

Melbourne

ITERATIONS

CONSTRUCTION METHOD

combined surface striations

steel boltssteel cover

steel cover

brass nails

copper underlay copper underlay

precast concrete panel(cnc milled formwork)

precast concrete panel(cnc milled formwork)

+ =

covered striations exposed striations

SITE PLAN

0 50 100 150 200 250m

DESIGN PROCESS

55o 55o

DAY NIGHT

WATE

R PA

TH TI

MELIN

E

2012 2020 2028 2036

2044

WIND DIRECTION

N

TWIST

Towards Geelong // looking back (newly built) Towards Geelong // driver’s view (20 years later)

PERSPECTIVES

IRON SHEET VEILS AND ANCHOR DETAIL

east bound

west bound

0mm 100 200 300 400 500

2mm thick iron sheet (exposed)

iron sheet anchors coatedwith corrosion resistant barrier buried undergorund