Chris Hazel | Schematic Design
FORREST|SCHEMATIC DESIGN
Schematic Design- Steven Severino
Boards: 24 “x 36”
Kathryn Stankus – Conceptual Design
Phase 1
Initial Concept Design
In thinking about our project from a large scale approach, I attempted to develop schemes that would expound upon the ideas of interaction and monumentality.
ZHEN TONG CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
Conceptual Design Phase 1
Concept 1
For this concept, I want to create a building scheme which both includes interior space and outdoor landscape.
Conceptual Design II- Steven
Concept 1: Angle, Contour, Segment, Rise, Wing, Slope
Site 3
I developed this design from Concept 1 of the concept design I review. I focused on designing the form and space of the building in a specific location that best fits the topography and landscape of the chosen site. I build over the slight slope of the ravine that runs through site 3. This would allow the water to pass beneath the split that happens between the past and present sections of the proposed building. This site specific design would respond to the landscape of Meadowcroft and the river flowing beneath the building would help in the feeling of transition between all three spaces as visitors navigate through the building.
FOREST|CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
Given a 10,000 years span, the library we design is not only about future, it is about us, about our knowledge … and about our existence. Continue reading FOREST|CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
Library Program | Essential spaces
Library Program- Version 2
The following is the proposed program for the long now library.
Conceptual Design – Phase I & II
Library Design Concept
Conceptual Design Phase I is concentrated on the basic mass of the early idea also relate to the theme about the past, present and future.
Conceptual Design
Phase I
Making the first conceptual models I mostly thought about “time”, “site” and creating a relationship between the two and the building. By looking at the architecture of the past, I tried to imagine how a building in the site, might look like several years from now. And what type of message it would convey.
I imagined that the building could be embedded in the site in way like it has been carved from it. Or it considering the slope of the site, and continuity of time it could have a rising, continuous, evolving and fluid form.