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Revision as of 13:23, 22 January 2015
Week 1
Week 2
- Parametric functions
- Precedents
Week 3
- Development of Concept
Urban Analysis
Proposed Users
Relationship between functions
Area schedule
Space usage
Sketches of space arrangement
Precedents
Initial environmental strategy
Initial environmental strategy
- Grasshopper Development
Parameters
Testing
Number of cores
Number of floors
Inclination of cores
Walkway
Day vs night scenario
Appendicies
Week 4
- Design Rules
Week 6
- Activities and Privacy
activities infographic
Dwelling spaces and activities
Working spaces and activities
Activity/Privacy Correlation
Adjacent private and semi-private
Stacked private and semi-private
Density within a landscape
Projecting territory and potential clustering
Varying privacy
A co-operative clearing
- Distribution and Climate
change in function and time
Walkway Distribution
connections within the landscape
Climatic Principle
- Construction Principles
- Grasshopper Development
Realtime spacial planning
Realtime spacial planning
Realtime spacial planning
Sunlight
Shadowing
Shadowing
Week 7
- Module Development
- Distribution
Week 8
- Startup Cycle
- Construction
Week 9
- Volumetric Distribution of Space
Ideas for storage modules
Ideas for enclosure modules
Proposed internal perspective
- Construction and Build up
- Grasshopper Development
Calculating the cut-outs for the existing floor slabs according to wind loads
Boundary surface for the new facade
Shadowing
Assumed pathway through the landscape, projected to boundary surface
Distribute the low "density" areas according to the shadow-diagram
Distribute the high "density" areas according to the shadow-diagram
Map the low and dense areas to an array of 200 points
Transfer Data to Processing - Watch Video
Transfer Processingdata into Grasshopper
Optimize the spatial distribution with galapagos
Map the program to the pathway
Depth of the landscape dependent on the program
Create wiring
Week 10
- Final Design Concept
Definition of landscape
Rotating floor system
Change of functions
Change in daily basis
Change in monthly basis
