Process...maybe not

I thought it was good process but I guess not. I guess my next attempt will be staying 3D no 2D. Lets hope it goes well. Well this is the work that got shut down, a little upset because I like it.

  

  

 

2D to 3D!

After creating the collages, I decided to make them 3D by using the wire process. I chose my 3 favorites and sculpt them in wire.

  

  

* I liked this one...the last one failed...

Here's view from different side:

   
  

  

Collage to creating spaces/things

After chopping them up, I decided to continue with the process of Obstruction 4 and create spaces with them. 

  

   

  

Obstruction 5 - Collage?

I decided to continue with the collage process. I felt it's a great start to get a new idea going. No program yet, I'm relying on the collage to shape and tell me what it wants to be.

  

(Left)Backyard, (Middle) Rooftop, (Right) Windows

  

This is how I chopped up the images

Final Obstruction 4

Here's the final plans, sections, elevations and perspectives I came up with. The program I choose is a beach house. The theme is framing a view. Main focus is the infinity pool.

Each space serves a different view:
1. Entrance: The swimming pool and sunset
2. Living/Dinning/Kitchen: Framing the beach and sunset
3. Hall way: Infinity pool and window to the outdoor
4. Guest bedroom: The beach and greenery
5. Master bedroom: The beach and sunset


Plans


Top - Front Elevation
Middle - Sections: showing the different elevation of the swimming pool and the 2 bedrooms
Bottom - Sections: showing the different heights from the bedroom and the living room (3 story high)


Perspective 1 - Living space from staircase


Top Perspective 2 - Glass Bridge of the infinity pool
Bottom Perspective 3 - Hall way into the extended infinity pool and the sky lights

Process to the Final

These are some of the process I went through before arriving to the final. My process was start shaping the perspectives and then connecting them together with corridors. I drew them in plans, sections, elevations and axon to see how the exterior is going to look like.